The Congress of Belgrade

Representatives from our allies and neighbors Romania and Greece have been invited to Belgrade in the wake of Black Monday, to discuss issues on the Balkans and how we might help each other proceed safely and protect our citizens from the economic downturn. All of our countries, in various states of industrialization and development, can support each other with agricultural or manufacturing needs, as we recover from the crisis.

The Belgrade Pact

Proposed at the Congress of Belgrade is a full alliance between our three states to “better facilitate economic cooperation and the exchange of intelligence and technology.” Paired with the Pact is a “comprehensive military cooperation agreement for the goal of protecting Romanians, Greeks, and Serbs living under oppressive foreign regimes.”

Also on the table for discussion is anything further that either delegation would like to discuss.