Foreign relations of Daobac

Since its independence, Daobac has pursued a "free and active" philosphy as its overarching guide in foreign policy, as a result, Daobac maintains friendly relations with its immediate neighbors, members of the Association of Ozeros Nations and the rest of the wider global community. The country is a strong advocate of Ozerosi & Kayatman regionalism and stability, and to achieve these ends plays an active role within the AON. Daobac works closely with its regional neighbors and supports various initiatives that promotes security, stability and unity within its immediate region. The country is well known for its expertise in the fields of environmental, aerospace and chemical, allowing to export key technologies easily due to its strategic geographic position at the Kayatman archipelago. Due to geographic reasons, friendly relations with both Kajera and Pulau Keramat are considered paramount. At the same time however the country also maintain good diplomatic relations with other powers such as Tsurushima, Belfras and Onekawa-Nukanoa. In the modern era and through the Daobac Space Corporation (DSC) and the country's membership in the International Aeronautical Union (IAU), Daobac has been able to effectively enlarge its importance among the international community. Daobac also hosts the headquarters of the IAU, located in its capital city of Congvat.

Treaties

Type	Signatory Nation(s)	Treaty Name	Signed	Ratified	Effective	Status
Peace Treaty	Shenzhou Empire	Treaty of Hoabinh	11 February 1898	11 February 1898	11 February 1898	Inactive
Non-Aggression Pact	Shenzhou Empire	Daoan-Huang Dynasty Treaty of Mutual Understanding	11 February 1898	11 February 1898	11 February 1898	Inactive
Non-Aggression Pact	Shenzhou Empire	Daoan-Jin Shenzou Non-Aggression Pact	27 February 1903	27 February 1903	01 March 1903	Inactive
Free Trade Agreement	Tsurushima	Daobac-Tsurushima Trade Association	13 December 1910	25 December 1910	1 January 1911	Inactive
Free Trade Agreement	Kajera	Daobac-Kajera Trade Association	19 September 1915	3 December 1915	4 December 1915	Inactive
International Treaty	Shenzhou Empire	Xi'hai Agreement	21 April 1924	21 April 1924	25 July 1925	Inactive
Non-Aggression Pact	Pulau Keramat	Congvat Accord	7 February 1930	19 March 1930	20 March 1930	Active
Non-Aggression Pact	Kajera	Kayatman Treaty of Mutual Benefit	2 February 1933	15 May 1933	15 May 1933	Active
Free Trade Agreement	Onekawa-Nukanoa	Daobac-Onekawa Trade Association	30 July 1941	5 October 1941	6 October 1941	Inactive
Free Trade Agreement	Pulau Keramat	Daobac-Pulau Keramat Trade Association	31 January 1949	23 May 1949	24 May 1949	Inactive
Open Border Policy	Pulacan Pulau Keramat Onekawa-Nukanoa Zanzali	Karaihe Border Control Agreement	17 April 1952	4 August 1957	5 August 1957	Active
Military Alliance	Kajera	Treaty of Rimae	17 June 1955	21 September 1955	21 September 1955	Active
Free Trade Agreement	Kajera	Daobac-Kajera Free Comprehensive Economic Partnership	4 November 1959	17 February 1960	1 March 1960	Inactive
Free Trade Agreement	Tsurushima	Daobac-Tsurushima Comprehensive Economic Partnership	11 May 1962	30 September 1962	1 October 1962	Active
Free Trade Agreement	Onekawa-Nukanoa	Daobac-Onekawa Comprehensive Economic Partnership	8 April 1969	22 November 1969	23 November 1969	Active
Free Trade Agreement	Pulau Keramat	Daobac-Pulau Keramat Comprehensive Economic Partnership	19 October 1975	3 April 1976	4 April 1976	Active
Founding treaty	Kajera Kainuinoa Pulacan	Treaty of Congvat	15 February 1988	1 March 1988	21 May 1988	Active

Bilateral Relations

Below is a comprehenstive list of bilateral relations between Daobac and various countries.
A table describing the type of attitude of how Daobac views each nation is also provided as shown below:

Attitude	Description
Friendly	Daobac views this nation as a close friend & trusted ally.
Cordial	Daobac generally seeks a peaceful and prosperous coexistence with this nation.
Receptive	Daobac is interested in a closer relation with this nation.
Neutral	Daobac does not view this nation in neither positive or negative light.
Rival	Daobac views this nation as their economic/political rival.
Wary	Daobac maintains a cautious attitude towards this nation.
Suspicious	Daobac views this nation with suspicion and mistrust.
Hostile	Daobac views this nation as an enemy with hostile intent towards Daobac.

Ochran

Country	Attitude	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Ankat	Cordial	TBD	TBD
Lusoña	Cordial	TBD	TBD
Sonha	Suspicious	TBD	Main article: Daobac - Sonha relations Overview Daobac has an embassy in Congminh. Sonha has an embassy in Congvat. Economy TBD History Historically the two nations share a common language and heritage as the territories of Sonha were previously settled by the Daoan Conclave between 200 CE until the 11th century. When the Daoan Conclave was incorporated by the Tahamajan Empire, its holdings in the Ochran mainland were stripped away from the Conclave and administered directly by the Tahamajans. Post-Tahamaja's collapse in th 14th century the Shenzou Empire, taking advantage of the chaos and uncertainty of the era, quickly moved to annex the Conclave's previous holdings along Ochran's southern coast. The briefly re-established Second Daoan Conclave laid claim to its holdings but were unable to take any action to reassert control as they were preoccupied with a rapidly growing conflict with the Kajerans who also wished to conquer the the entirety of the Kayatman archipelago. Placed under two different overlords, the Daoans developed slight variations in their language and cultural practices throughout the centuries During the First and Second Cross-Strait Wars the Trong Dynasty, a tributary Daoan state of the Shen, contributed forces to the Shen invasions though ultimately failed to subjugate Daobac. Daobac's intelligence agency, the Office of Naval Intelligence, has allegedly carried out clandestine operations within Sonha in the hopes of inciting a regime change that would be more amicable to Daoan interests and sovereignty. Combined with Sonhan ambitions to annex the Yunxian exclave of Nangang where Daobac has vested economic interests, has been a source of friction between the two nations. In the modern era both Daobac and Sonha lay claim to be the original continuation of the Daoan Conclave, although only Sonha has laid territorial claim to the islands of Bautroi and Dammay which are under the defacto control of Daobac.
Yunxia	Wary	10 September 1845	Main article: Daobac - Yunxia relations Overview Daobac has an embassy in Zhongjing. Daobac maintains a consulate general in Nangang Yunxia has an embassy in Congvat. Non-Aggression Pact in affect between the two countries Economy Yunxia is Daobac's 2nd largest import and 4th largest export partner. The bulk of Daoan imports from Yunxia primarily consists of raw natural resources primarily: coal, limesetone, scandium, iron ore and rice. Daoan conglomorates have established major presence in the country, primarily in the Nangang province. History General history of hostility and mistrust between Daobac and Yunxia's predecessor: the Shenzou Empire Previously the former Shenzou Empire has attempted to subjugate and annex Daobac during the First and Second Cross-Strait Wars in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. However in 1943 the Shenzou Empire collapsed and was replaced with the Republic of Yunxia. Daobac supported Yunxia's retainment of the Nangang region to remain under its control, largely to preserve Daoan economic interests in the region. Since then the Nangan region has remained under Yunxian control as an exclave. In the modern era, Daoan conglomorates has established a large presence in the Nangang exclave to extract and refine raw resources. This has been a source of contention amongst the Seuhnghoi population who saw foreign investment as one of the primary causes of the social & economic disparity in Kra society. On occassion Daoan private security contractors has been involved in minor skirmishes with local Seuhnghoi rebel movements.
Tsurushima	Friendly	04 September 1845	Overview Daobac has an embassy in Asihana New City. Tsurushima has an embassy in Congvat. The first nation to recognize Daoan independence and sovereignty. Allies during the Cross-Strait War Economy Tsurushima is Daobac's largest export and import partner. Free trade agreement in effect between the two countries. Daobac has historically shown preference to purchase various technologies and goods from Tsurushima. Daobac has, on occassion, show cased its various breakthroughs in the fields of environmental, aerospace and chemical engineering which were, in part, successful due the utilization of key technologies from Tsurushima. Tsurushiman pop-culture, primarily video games and animated series, are extremely popular in Daobac. Tsurushima has reciprocated by providing key technical assistance in the development of various warships for the Daoan Congressional Republic Navy. History Tsurushima was among the first nations, alongside Kajera and Pulau Keramat, to recognize Daoan independence in 1845. Eager for a new ally in the region Tsurushima offered various development aid to the nascent country which came primarily in the form of foreign direct investment. Daobac on the other hand, was on the search for a potential benefactor to help grow itself. As a result of these two factors, Daobac has historically shown preference to purchase Tsurushiman technology & goods though this preference has been reduced to some extent since the inception of the AON.

Oxidentale

Country	Attitude	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Zacapican	Cordial	TBD	TBD

Malaio

Country	Attitude	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Fahran	Wary	TBD	TBD
Kajera	Friendly	04 September 1845	Main article: Daobac-Kajera relations Overview Daobac was formerly a territory of Kajera obtained through a war of conquest, independence was granted in a referendum in 1845. Daobac has an embassy in Rimae. Kajera has an embassy in Congvat. Both are members of the AON and Foareko Economy Kajera is Daobac's 5th largest export & 4th largest import partner. Extensive cooperation in the aerospace engineering and military manufacturing sectors. Free trade agreement in effect between the two countries. Both are founding members of the Equatorial Trade Forum Both are founding members of the Kayatman Security Association History Throughout the 17th and mid 19th century Daobac was incorporated as a part of Kajera, the result of war that both polities had fought and of which Daobac had lost. However a period of social and political upheaval in the early 19th century prompted the Kajeran government to initiate a referendum for Daoan independence throughout the Daoan islands.
Kainuinoa	Friendly	04 September 1845	Main article: Daobac-Kainuinoa relations Overview Daobac has an embassy in Wahiuliuli. Kainuinoa has an embassy in Congvat. Allies throughout the Hanaki War. Both are members of the AON Both are founding members of the Equatorial Trade Forum Both are members of the Kayatman Security Asssociation
M'biruna	Cordial	TBD
Onekawa-Nukanoa	Friendly	1896	Overview Daobac has an embassy in Takutaiwhero. Onekawa-Nukanoa has an embassy in Congvat. Both are members of the AON Onekawa-Nukanoa is designated as a dialogue partner of the Foareko. Economy Onekawa-Nukanoa is Daobac's 3rd largest export & 2nd largest import partner. Extensive cooperation in the aerospace engineering and military manufacturing sectors. Free trade agreement in effect between the two countries through the Foareko Both are members of the Karaihe Border Control Agreement, an open border policy which permits Onekawan and Daoan citizens to live and work in both countries without the need to apply for a visa. History Prior to Daoan & Onekawan foundation as independent polities, informal trade relations between the Daoan & Iiwi tribes had occurred throughout the centuries. Upon Onekawa's establishment as an independent nation, Daobac was among the first nations that recognized and established diplomatic relations with Onekawa-Nukanoa. Various trade agreements and the signing of a Non-Aggression Pact helped bolster and improve relations between the two countries. The two countries were also allies throughout the Hanaki War. Joint military exercises and drills commonly take place between the Daobac Self-Defense Forces and the Onekawa-Nukanoa Armed Forces alongside joint naval and aerial patrols for border protection purposes.
Pulacan	Cordial	10 January 1846	Overview Daobac has an embassy in Tepetenxipalitlan. Pulacan has an embassy in Congvat. Allies throughout the Hanaki War. Both are members of the AON Both are founding members of the Equatorial Trade Forum
Pulau Keramat	Friendly	04 September 1845	Overview Parts of Daobac's territory was occupied by Pulau Keramat during the Hanaki War. Daobac has an embassy in Kopiona Poi. Pulau Keramat has an embassy in Congvat. Both are founding members of the AON. Both are members of the Equatorial Trade Forum. Economy Pulau Keramat is Daobac's 2nd largest export and 3rd largest import partner. Extensive cooperation in the aerospace engineering and military manufacturing sectors. Both are members of the Karaihe Border Control Agreement, an open border policy which permits Pulaui and Daoan citizens to live and work in both countries without the need to apply for a visa. History Initial relations between Daobac and Pulau Keramat was cordial as the Pulaui government was among the first nations who recognized Daoan independence. This however quickly turned to hostilities prior to the Hanaki War. A right-wing government took power in Pulau Keramat who had territorial ambitions to restore the ancient Tahamajan Empire. The subsequent Hanaki War resulted in Pulaui forces invading and occupying parts of Daobac. After the war however steps were taken by the Daoan government to repair its relation with one of its largest neighbors. A non-aggression pact was signed in 19XX, followed by various free trade agreements throughout the mid 20th century which helped ease tensions between the two countries.
Vardana	Cordial	TBD	TBD
Zanzali	Cordial	TBD	TBD

Norumbia

Country	Attitude	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Belfras	Cordial	TBD	Overview Daobac has an embassy in Thessalona. Belfras has an embassy in Congvat. Economy Belfras is Daobac's 4th largest export and 6th largest import partner. Extensive cooperation in the field of space research & exploration through the development of the Phoenix 1 and Phoenix 2 partially reusable launch vehicles for the Daobac Space Corporation. Various international cooperation projects between the International Aeronautical Union and Joint Space Agency.
Gristol-Serkonos	Cordial	TBD	Overview Daobac has an embassy in Pontiac-Bernadotte. Gristol-Serkonos has an embassy in Congvat. Gristol-Serkonos is designated as a dialogue partner of the Foareko Economy Gristol-Serkonos is Daobac's 5th largest import & 7th largest export partner. Extensive cooperation in the field of space research & exploration. Joint venture with co-development of the Phoenix 1, Phoenix 2 and the Skadi V partially reusable launch vehicles between the Daobac Space Corporation and Morgenroete Aerospace. Various international cooperation projects between the International Aeronautical Union and Joint Space Agency.