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The Charnea-Mutul relations refers to the current and historical relations between Charnea and the Mutul. Before modern times, contact between the two nations have been scarce, but profound. They are two of the three Sakbe dominant countries in the world and keep strong cultural ties with pilgrims travelling to holy sites on both side of the Thalassian ocean, and other events. Economically, the two countries are also very close with many Free trade agreements regulating commerce between them.