Foreign relations of Amathia

Amathia's foreign policy ever since the establishment of the Amathian Democratic Republic in 1980 has been focused on attempting to mend the damage caused by the isolationism of the Equalist regime in the latter part of its existence, and to safeguard the country's independence, sovereignty and democratic institutions against all possible threats. Because of that, Amathia maintains a firm alignment with the Eastern world, while also seeking to preserve some of the country's diplomatic relationships and engagements from the Equalist period. Amathia's foreign policy is also dictated by its attempts to increase its soft power and to properly gain and cement its position as a middle power.

Amathia's foreign policy falls within the responsibilities of both the Presidency of Amathia and the Government of Amathia through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and it is constitutionally expected for the Presidency to lead the country's foreign policy in accordance with the objectives voted upon by the Senate of Amathia, while the Government has the role of ensuring the achievement of the policy.

International organization memberships

Organization	Joined
Atomic Energy Commission	1 March 1965
Community of Nations	20 September 1944
Euclean Common Defense Treaty Organization	1 January 1987
Euclean Community	1 January 1990
Global Institute for Fiscal Affairs	1 January 1995
International Council for Democracy	12 April 1982
International Trade Organization	1 January 1995

Diplomatic relations with other nations

Country	Ambassador from	Ambassador to	Other missions
Caldia	Elsie O'Flynn	Mirula Costiniu
Montecara	Gaia Xibèta	Flavia Comeaga