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Abdelwahhab Al-Hazar is the firstborn of [[Abderali Al-Hazar]], a known anti-imperialist Salamati-Riamese senator which served in the [[Riamo#Government|Riamese Senate]] during the [[Peaceful Revolution]].  
Abdelwahhab Al-Hazar is the firstborn of [[Abderali Al-Hazar]], a known anti-imperialist Salamati-Riamese senator which served in the [[Riamo#Government|Riamese Senate]] during the [[Peaceful Revolution]].  
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* Mohammed Ghazali (Salamat)
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* The Vanna is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in [[Dar Al Hamma]].
* Salamat is accredited to The Vanna through it's embassy in [[Cape Reach]].
|The Vanna is one of Salamat's most important partner and ally, with lots of trade between the two countries. The Vanna officially recognized the Salamati Provisional Govt as legitimate in August 1967, only a few weeks after its proclamation. It also supported Salamat during the [[Salamati Independence War]] and the [[Salamati Civil War]], and hosts a large Salamati community, mostly refugees from the [[Jalil Al Kharrabi]] regime and the civil war. To this day, both countries are still important economic partners.
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Revision as of 18:48, 23 April 2023

Salamat is a regional power in Anteria, while being a member of the Anterian World Assembly, Non-Aligned Movement, Trans-Anterian Climate Organization, International Association of Transportation Agencies, International Football Association, International Court, Petrol Exporting Nations Association and of the United Anterian Space Agency. Foreign Relations are controlled by the Salamati Foreign Affairs Ministry, currently presided by Karim Khawazih.

Regular passport of Salamat.
Diplomatic passport of Salamat.
Emergency/Special passport of Salamat.

Thrismari

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official building Notes
 Frarstizk 12 May 1971
  • Muwahid Al Khattabi (Salamat)
  • Uldrich Kaldervask (Frarstizk)
  • Frarstizk is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Frarstizk through it's embassy in Eamni.
 Gassasinia 19 September 1967
  • Malik Ibn Jaffar El Hammadi (Salamat)
  • Fatima Fawwaz (Gassasinia)
  • Gassasinia is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Gassasinia through it's embassy in Jabiyah.
 Diplomatic ties broken between 1981 and 1992 in retaliation to the assassination of Majid Muhammad and territorial claims made on Gassasinia that year.
 Kakland 3 February 1977
  • Tariq Mansour (Salamat)
  • Ensarah Is (Kakland)
  • Kakland is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Kakland through it's embassy in Jahgajh.
 Barceria 21 May 1999
  • Karim Awwali (Salamat)
  • Elise Lindgren (Barceria)
  • Barceria is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Barceria through it's embassy in Nordhorn.
 Khirmania 7 August 1970
  • Abdel Tannous (Salamat)
  • Marie Adlawan (Khirmania)
  • Khirmania is accredited to Salamat through the Khirmanian Embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Khirmania through the Salamati Embassy in Mukada.

Diplomatic ties broken between 8 December 1984 and 23 September 1991 (see Salamati-Khirmanian tensions and Salamati-Khirmanian war).

 Ahia 2 May 1995
  • Jalal Ahmad Al Ramzuzi (Salamat)
  • Kjorvjok Nukuski (Ahia)
  • Ahia is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Ahia through it's embassy in Dura.
 Morrawia 15 June 1970
  • Asil Wahhab (Salamat)
  • Iwona Konieczka (Morrawia)
  • Morrawia is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Morrawia through it's embassy in Králowec.
 Arzaqa 24 January 1969
  • Fattah Hashim Abdallah (Salamat)
  • Abdul Kader Ramin (Arzaqa)
  • Arzaqa is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Arzaqa through it's embassy in Nazarab.

Thuadia

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes
 Federation of Ekharnia 14 October 2000
  • Firas Al Hashemi (Salamat)
  • Artyom Grigorivich Ashkhältyov (Vileria)
  • Vileria is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Vileria through it's embassy in Florence.
Chozko flag.png Chozko 2 April 1994
  • Mayssa Ashura (Salamat)
  • Štěpánovič Bureš (Chozko)
  • Chozko is accredited to Salamat trough it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma
  • Salamat is accredited to Chozko through it's embassy in Kalakov
 Kentalis 18 November 2000
  • Mansour Hadda (Salamat)
  • Emin Khassanvić (Kentalis)
  • Kentalis is accredited to Salamat through its embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Kentalis through its embassy in Polácica.
 Salamat used to have a honourary consulate in Gukoshny, however it was shut down in 2014 due to budget cuts.
 Tmetamsten 1 June 1993
  • Aisha Al Waddad (Salamat)
  • Sten hňetar (Tmetamsten)
  • Tmetamsten is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Tmetamsten through it's embassy in Krekodn.
 Sauthar 21 September 2000
  • Abd al Kadr Ash Shaabi (Salamat)
  • Gunnar Ólafur Gunnartról (Sauthar)
  • Sauthar is accredited to Salamat through its embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Sauthar through its embassy in Röðväärt.
 Senefpat 23 June 1977
  • Zaki El Harrachi (Salamat)
  • Angeota Ceontrejet (Senefpat)
  • Senefpat is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Senefpat through it's embassy in Men-nefer.
 Diplomatic ties cut between Senefpat and Salamat after defeating the junta, from 30 March 1985 to 3 April 1992.
 The Cape Bay 12 July 1984
  • Ibrahim Jashir (Salamat)
  • Dyana Seõneu-Kae-Seng (TCB)
  • The Cape Bay is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to The Cape Bay through it's embassy in Lo Lanno.
 Prei Meas 10 October 1999
  • Malik Haddouch (Salamat)
  • Chhan Samphy (Prei Meas)
  • Prei Meas is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Prei Meas through it's embassy in Tikrongmeas.


Hirethia

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes
 Zona Umida 12 November 1970
  • Kenan As-Safawi (Salamat)
  • Marriet Konokord (Zona Umida)
  • Zona Umida is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Zona Umida through it's embassy in Sediya.
 Large Zona Umidan diaspora in Salamat.
 Riamo 13 August 1993
  • Ahmad Badr (Salamat)
  • Abdelwahhab Al-Hazar (Riamo)
  • Riamo is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Riamo through it's embassy in Guri.
 Large Salamati diaspora in Riamo.

Salamat was a former colony of Riamo.
Abdelwahhab Al-Hazar is the firstborn of Abderali Al-Hazar, a known anti-imperialist Salamati-Riamese senator which served in the Riamese Senate during the Peaceful Revolution.

 The Vanna 28 August 1967
  • Mohammed Ghazali (Salamat)
  • George G. Henderson (The Vanna)
  • The Vanna is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to The Vanna through it's embassy in Cape Reach.
 The Vanna is one of Salamat's most important partner and ally, with lots of trade between the two countries. The Vanna officially recognized the Salamati Provisional Govt as legitimate in August 1967, only a few weeks after its proclamation. It also supported Salamat during the Salamati Independence War and the Salamati Civil War, and hosts a large Salamati community, mostly refugees from the Jalil Al Kharrabi regime and the civil war. To this day, both countries are still important economic partners.

Caleren

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes

Meredonne

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes
 Nexalan 7 November 2000
  • Samrah Jalali (Salamat)
  • Amark DeSantis (Nexalan)
  • Nexalan is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Nexalan through it's embassy in Elmer.

Olivacia

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes
 Freice 4 February 2006
  • Djamal Ibn Hamed (Salamat)
  • TBA (Freice)
  • Salamat is accredited to Freice from the Hoterallian embassy in Sekapa.
  • Freice is accredited to Salamat from the Riamese embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
 Anáhuac 12 June 2010
  • Abdellatif Senhaji (Salamat)
  • Mauricio Torresani (Anáhuac)
 Ezenchia 2 February 1970
  • Mohammed Hajar (Salamat)
  • Espanola Remarez (Ezenchia)
  • Ezenchia is accredited to Salamat through it's embassy in Dar Al Hamma.
  • Salamat is accredited to Ezenchia through it's embassy in Sas'aka.
 Strong diplomatic ties during the Jalil Al Kharrabi reign.

Unrecognized Nations

Country Formal relations began Ambassadors Official buildings Notes

Writing of foreign country names in Salamati Arabic

Name in English Name in Arabic text Transliteration
Frarstizk فراعستك Fra'stik
Gassasinia غساسينة Ghasasina(t)
Kakland أرض الكاك Ard al Kak
Barceria بخسرية Bakhsirya(t)
Khirmania خيرمنية Khirmanya(t)
Federation of Vileria فليريا (اتحاد) (Atihad) Filiriya
Tmetamsten طمتمصتين Tumtamstin
Senefpat صنفبت Sanafbat
Zona Umida أرض الرطبة Ard Al Ratba(t)
Nexalan نصلين Nasalin
Freice فريس Fris
Anáhuac أناهواك Anahiwak
Sauthar ساوثر Sawthar
Riamo ريامو Riamu
Ahia اهيا Ahya
Ezenchia إزنشية Izinshya(t)
Morrawia موروية Murawiya(t)
Kentalis كينتالس Kintalis
The Cape Bay الشمال الخليج Al Khalidj Al Shamal
Prei Meas بري ميس Bray Miss
Arzaqa أرزاقة Arzaqa
Chozko شوزكو Shuzku
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