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{{region icon Esvanovia}} [[Category:Kozakura]]'''Foreign relations of Kozakura''' is the responsibility of the Foreign Affairs Directorate, headed by Zema Hayosa, the incumbent President of Foreign Affairs Policy and the Director-General of the Foreign Affairs Directorate. | {{region icon Esvanovia}} [[Category:Kozakura]]'''Foreign relations of Kozakura''' is the responsibility of the Foreign Affairs Directorate, headed by Zema Hayosa, the incumbent President of Foreign Affairs Policy and the Director-General of the Foreign Affairs Directorate. | ||
== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Kozakura is a city-state situated in the southeastern peninsula of Major Kistavich. It is a major trading hub with significant space launch capability. Kozakura also posseses [[Kozakuran Armed Forces|technologically-advanced military forces]] with foreign deployments across [[Esvanovia]]. It is a significant technological hub, with significant investments in {{wp|Artificial intelligence|Heuristic Controllers}}, {{wp|Quantum computing}} research and robotic development. | Kozakura is a city-state situated in the southeastern peninsula of Major Kistavich. It is a major trading hub with significant space launch capability. Kozakura also posseses [[Kozakuran Armed Forces|technologically-advanced military forces]] with foreign deployments across [[Esvanovia]]. It is a significant technological hub, with significant investments in {{wp|Artificial intelligence|Heuristic Controllers}}, {{wp|Quantum computing}} research and robotic development. Succeeding Shogunates following the 1979 military coup has pursued a foreign policy of balancing and alliance building among regional and great powers and follows a strategy of principled stability and shared prosperity. Kozakura has advocated for laissez-faire capitalism and socially liberal policies. | ||
Succeeding Shogunates following the 1979 military coup has pursued a foreign policy of | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:06, 8 May 2024
Foreign relations of Kozakura is the responsibility of the Foreign Affairs Directorate, headed by Zema Hayosa, the incumbent President of Foreign Affairs Policy and the Director-General of the Foreign Affairs Directorate.
Introduction
Kozakura is a city-state situated in the southeastern peninsula of Major Kistavich. It is a major trading hub with significant space launch capability. Kozakura also posseses technologically-advanced military forces with foreign deployments across Esvanovia. It is a significant technological hub, with significant investments in Heuristic Controllers, Quantum computing research and robotic development. Succeeding Shogunates following the 1979 military coup has pursued a foreign policy of balancing and alliance building among regional and great powers and follows a strategy of principled stability and shared prosperity. Kozakura has advocated for laissez-faire capitalism and socially liberal policies.
Overview
| Country | Status of Relations | Current state of relations | Visa requirements? | Embassy? | Interests section Only? | Kozakuran Ambassador |
Ambassador to Kozakura | |||||
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| Direct | Indirect | None | ||||||||||