MFA Statements & Reactions

Novara

The Novara Foreign Response Register is the official record of the Republic of Novara’s public reactions to events, announcements and developments in other nations. Statements are issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and cover condolences, congratulations, diplomatic acknowledgments and expressions of concern. Entries are added in order as events occur.

Novara

Statement on the Longtaitou Festival Dragon Float Accident in Sukato City, Javnia

Novara learned with sorrow of the accident during the Longtaitou Festival parade in Sukato City, Taufan Province, which claimed two lives and left sixteen injured.

On behalf of the Government and people of Novara, we extend our sincere condolences to the families of the deceased and wish a swift recovery to those injured. We commend the emergency responders for their efforts.

Novara has full confidence in Javnian authorities to investigate this matter. Should Javnia request assistance, such as medical support or technical expertise in public event safety, Novara stands ready to help.

Festivals bring communities together. Our thoughts are with the people of Javnia during this difficult time.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Novara

@Javnia

Novara

[Rilicon | Acknowledgment] Statement on the Resignation of President Astreum Ito and the Upcoming Elections in the DRR (April 2145)

Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Novara

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Novara has taken note of the announced resignation of President Astreum Ito and his cabinet in the Democratic Republic of Rilicon, and of the election period that has now been declared. We also note reports that the resignations come amid legal proceedings in the UST involving the chief executive of Incom.

Novara does not comment on ongoing judicial proceedings in other nations, and every individual is entitled to the presumption of innocence until a court decides otherwise. The Ministry will not speculate on any link between those proceedings and the resignations, and it will not comment on the candidates, their platforms or Rilicon’s internal affairs.

Novara hopes for stability in the DRR, a smooth transition of power, and free and fair elections that reflect the will of its people. We acknowledge President Ito’s long service and the orderly way the transition has been announced. Novara will continue to engage with the elected government of Rilicon on matters of mutual concern.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Novara
@Rilicon

Novara

Foreign Ministry Statement on the People’s Republic of Guangzhou’s Military Build-Up

Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Republic of Novara | May 2143

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to place on record Novara’s position regarding the recent military build-up announced by the People’s Republic of Guangzhou.

The Government of Novara has read the Act. We are aware of its provisions and of the programme it sets in motion, including the plan to field some three million robots. We have studied it carefully, and we understand what it describes.

The Ministry is not asking the People’s Republic of Guangzhou for explanations. A sovereign state is entitled to decide how it organises its own defence, and Novara does not seek to question that. Nor is Novara making threats. This statement is not a warning, and it is not a response in kind to anything. It is a statement that we have seen what has been done, and that we understand its scale.

That scale, however, is high, and Novara shares a border with the People’s Republic of Guangzhou. A build-up of this size on the other side of a shared frontier is naturally a matter of concern to the Government and to the people of Novara. We state that concern plainly, because it is real, and because neighbours are best served by clarity.

Novara’s own approach to defence is defensive, and it is directed at no one. The National Defence Modernisation Programme, announced recently, reflects that purpose: it concerns self-reliance and preparedness. As any nation would, Novara will continue to take the measures it considers necessary to protect its territory and its people.

Novara values peaceful and stable relations with all of its neighbours, including the People’s Republic of Guangzhou. The Ministry remains open to dialogue through established diplomatic channels, should either side find it useful.

The Ministry will continue to follow developments closely and will update the public as appropriate.

Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Novara
@Guangzhou