Foreign relations of Belmonte

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Bacaruty Palace, seat of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs.

Belmonte is a key political and economic power of Asteria Inferior, having considerable influence over decision-making in the region. The Secretary of Foreign Affairs is responsible for leading Belmontese diplomatic efforts throughout the world, with its foreign policy reflecting Belmonte's position on the international stage as it is centred around core national interests such as national security, anti-terrorism and economic multilateralism.

Belmonte is considered to be a regional and middle power and is closely aligned with the ASTCOM and the Euclean Community on a variety of issues whilst having positive relations with the majority of nations in the world, especially on the areas of social, cultural and economic cooperation.

International organization memberships

Organization Ambassador to Joined
Community of Nations Michel Lemos 1935
Asteria Inferior Common Market César Krampf 1992
International Council for Democracy Teresa Rodrigues 1938
International Trade Organization Filipe Gusmão 1995
Global Institute for Fiscal Affairs Marcos Braga 2001

Belmontese missions abroad

Asteria Inferior

Asteria Superior

Coius

Euclea

International organizations

Policy positions

Climate change

The first mention of climate change from the Belmontese government came in 1988, during the premiership of Félix Bragança, in which was declared that the country "should, in the next years, find ways to reduce its contribution towards climate change and environmental degradation." Since then, every government supported further international cooperation to stop climate change, with Belmonte itself being the place for several climate conferences to deal with the issue.

Refugees and asylum-seekers

See also: Immigration to Belmonte

Belmonte received almost five million immigrants throughout its history, from colonial times to the present day. Many of these immigrants came from Euclean countries, the majority of them being Luzelese, Esmeiran, Poveglian, Vespasian, Weranian, Caldish and, to some lesser extent, Gaullican, Hennish and Estmerish. There also were substantial immigrant groups from Senria and Shangea, as well as Bahian peoples who were either forcefully emigrated to become slaves or came voluntarily, such as the Gowsa people.

Given Belmonte's multicultural and miscegenated ethnic background, there is no immigration barriers or quotas whilst the law accepts any refugees and asylum-seekers that flees its country of origin due to persecution on account of its colour, religion or ethnicity, with said refugees being able to apply for Belmontese citizenship.

Tsabaran Civil War

Main article: Tsabaran Civil War

After the outbreak of sectarian conflict in Tsabara, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs condemned the widespread violence and religious fundamentalism on both sides, supporting the federal government and the return of the democratic confessionalist system.

Chistovodia

Belmontese-Chistovodian relations always were cold due to its socialist regime. However, a normalization of relations between both countries has been underway since the 90s, especially under the areas of trade and scientific cooperation.

See also

  1. ↑ Given the outbreak of the Tsabaran Civil War, the Belmontese embassy in Adunis was temporarily closed. All relations are directly handled in Belmonte and Ângelo Gardet sill remains as ambassador.
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