The Unity Covenant
| The Unity Covenant | |
|---|---|
| Type | NAP |
| Status | Defunct |
| Signed | March 2, 2006 |
| Terminated | June 26, 2006 |
The Unity Covenant
Preamble
In recognition that both the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization and the New Pacific Order are committed to the continued prosperity and development of their respective member nations, we, the assembled members of both alliances resolve to enter into this alliance between our two bodies in the belief that said agreement will further the causes to which we cling.
Article I
This alliance will be in effect immediately and unto perpetuity unless either side terminates said alliance or either side participates, or has member nations participate, in military action against member nations of the other signatory body. If either alliance terminates this agreement they will inform the alternate side at least four days before carrying out any activity against the previous partnered alliance unless the reason for termination is overt military action from the counter signed alliance.
Article II
The alliance will act as predetermined authorization from both parties to formally request assistance in any war against any unsigned alliance or nation. Each treatied alliance has the option to refuse said request but can not use said refusal as means of breaking the alliance outside the normal means determined in Article I.
Article III
The New Pacific Order acknowledges the preeminence of the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization in the Brown Quadrant trading commonwealth and will refrain from attacking members of said trading commonwealth whether said members be signatories of the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization or not. Likewise, the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization acknowledges the preeminence of the New Pacific Order in the Red Quadrant trading commonwealth and will refrain from attacking members of said trading commonwealth whether said members be signatories of the New Pacific Order or not.
Article IV
The New Pacific Order and the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization recognize the need for selective protection in regards to the security and well being of member nations. To that end the signatory alliances agree to share intelligence that is determined to be detrimental in nature to the well being of either alliance. The sharing of said alliance will be handled strictly via formal diplomatic channels.
Conclusion
This alliance is entered into Law for both signatory parties.
Signed for the New Pacific Order,
- Emperor Ivan Moldavi I
- The First NPO War Council
Signed for the Global Alliance and Treaty Organization,
- Shortguy, Assembly Chairman
- LevH7, Foreign Affairs Minister