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===Re-establishment of relations===
===Re-establishment of relations===
Diplomatic relations between Aquitayne and Valkea were reestablished in the early 1970s when a new wave of democratization and market freedoms were passed through the Kansallist government.  
Diplomatic relations between Aquitayne and Valkea were reestablished in the early 1950s when a new wave of democratization and market freedoms were passed through the Kansallist government.
 
===Nuclear weapons crisis===


==Trade, investment and the economy==
==Trade, investment and the economy==

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Aquitayne-Valkea relations
Map indicating locations of Aquitayne and Valkea

Aquitayne

Valkea
Diplomatic mission
Valkean Embassy, TeloraAquitaynian Embassy, Källälivi
Envoy
Ambassador
Luukas Virtanen
Ambassador
Ashiro Hatomaka

Relations between the Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne and the Republic of Valkea has largely remained friendly throughout history.


History

Valkean monarchy

Aquitayne supported the Valkean monarchy through indirect and direct means, especially during the Valkean Civil War.

Kansallist era

After the defeat of the monarchists in 1922, Aquitayne formally denounced the Kansallist government and severed ties with Valkea entirely, claiming that the true government was in exile as the royal family had fled to Aswick towards the end of the war.

Re-establishment of relations

Diplomatic relations between Aquitayne and Valkea were reestablished in the early 1950s when a new wave of democratization and market freedoms were passed through the Kansallist government.

Nuclear weapons crisis

Trade, investment and the economy

Tourism

State and official visits

Diplomacy