Khilafate Sulemania's Energy Trade (KSET)

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Khilafate Sulemania's Energy Trade (KSET)
Topic Started: Mar 13 2014, 07:56 AM (124 Views)
Caliphate of Misr	Mar 13 2014, 07:56 AM Post #1
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	Due to its low income, the Caliphate of Egypt, rules by Caliph Suleman, would like to trade some of its energy resources for money. With our control, of the Nile Delta, the Suez Gulf, and some of the Mediteranean shore, the country has relied on gas and oil, and would like to sell some of its Natural Gas and Crude Oil. This project shall be called the "K.S.E.T" project for short, and shall be run directly by the Caliph. Anyone wanting to import any of this, is welcome to trade.



Whal	Mar 13 2014, 11:05 AM Post #2
"Life is too short to be wasted on bad scotch" Posts: 848 Group: Members Member #751 Joined: January 24, 2013	Official Communique The Austrian Empire would be willing to discuss a trade operation with the Khilafate. As supplies of crude oil have declined within the Empire as of late, a temporary new supplier of the resource would be welcome and appreciated. The Empire has an abundance of natural resources and services which could be of interest to the Khilafate and could be exchanged for petroleum should financial avenues prove inadequate. - Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs



Caliphate of Misr	Mar 14 2014, 03:27 AM Post #3
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	Whal Mar 13 2014, 11:05 AM Official Communique The Austrian Empire would be willing to discuss a trade operation with the Khilafate. As supplies of crude oil have declined within the Empire as of late, a temporary new supplier of the resource would be welcome and appreciated. The Empire has an abundance of natural resources and services which could be of interest to the Khilafate and could be exchanged for petroleum should financial avenues prove inadequate. - Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Official Statement The Caliphate would be happy to trade with the Austrian Empire, and make the best of this opportunity for a trade with a European nation. Transport ships of the Caliphate could take oil and create a shipping lane from Alexandria through the Adriatic Sea and onward to the empire. If anything else is left out, this shall hereby be taken as final until a new agreement. - Suleman ibn Tariq, Caliph of Khilafate Sulemania



Whal	Mar 14 2014, 11:02 AM Post #4
"Life is too short to be wasted on bad scotch" Posts: 848 Group: Members Member #751 Joined: January 24, 2013	Official Statement The Caliphate would be happy to trade with the Austrian Empire, and make the best of this opportunity for a trade with a European nation. Transport ships of the Caliphate could take oil and create a shipping lane from Alexandria through the Adriatic Sea and onward to the empire. If anything else is left out, this shall hereby be taken as final until a new agreement. - Suleman ibn Tariq, Caliph of Khilafate Sulemania [/quote] Official Communique The Austrian government is thoroughly pleased with the formation of a new partnership with the Khilafate. Your ships can travel along the established shipping lane from Alexandria to Rijecka undeterred and protected by the Austrian Navy upon entering the Adriatic Sea. Up until that point, protection shall be expected and required by the Khilafate's Navy. We are exited and grateful to receive your shipments as soon as possible and look forward to a worthwhile, albeit temporary partnership. All financial compensation has been finalized and the deal should be viewed as concluded. - Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs


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