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Philanialle wrote:

| _{YOSHIHIDE SUGA, The Prime Minister} | “Japan should set a target to increase investments to US $ 1.8 Billion in Brazil by 2026, together with an increase in the number of companies. In trade, we can increase it to US $ 10-11 Billion.”

| The Brazilian strongman nods attentively, liking what he's hearing from his Japanese counterpart. Bolsonaro then leans over and picks up his glass of sake, bringing it up to his lips for a taste. The 69 year old is no stranger to alcohol. In fact, he is the head of his family's winery near Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul. Unfortunately for the Bolsonaro family, the winery has seen a dramatic loss in revenue and business following critically acclaimed food connoisseur Anton Ego's visit to the establishment late last year. The rather vain and arrogant Frenchman (Metropolitan Francais), who clearly has no taste in good wines, rated the establishment 1/10. |

Jair Bolsonaro, 38th President of the Federative Republic of Brazil: "Mr. Prime Minister, those numbers seem perfect. Naturally the details will be worked out by your people and my own. I believe Japan and Brazil can become powerful trading partners in the coming decade. There are many Japanese Brazilians in my country, and they will be thrilled by our talks today."

| The President finishes the rest of his sake, setting the empty glass onto the table in front him. |

Jair Bolsonaro, 38th President of the Federative Republic of Brazil: "A fine drink, Prime Minister Suga, a fine drink indeed. Thank you for your kind gesture." Bolsonaro smiles sincerely as he shifts the subject. "Now then, what would Japan like from Brazil?"

Abessinienreich wrote:

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "Very much simpler, my arms race is mostly against you, but ever since Saudi Arabia has been expanding its military and creating alliances, it has been a threat to an ally to the Turks, the Galla."}

_{| Erdogan looks at the view of the glimmering Ankara skyline from the window. |}

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "I dont want to get to close in relations with you Sisi, but perhaps you are right, we might or might not have a bigger threat, but maybe we can cool down our heat a little, after all Galla has seemed to slide with you against Saudi Arabia. I remember creating the Arab-Turkic Muslim Alliance, between Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Military cooperation, intelligence sharing, armament developments, and the security of the Middle East region, with free Trade. I dont want to break this vital alliance, most of our military buildups are against Egypt, Mr Sisi, perhaps some against Saudi Arabia as Galla sees them as a threat. So in all I propose we lower down our tense, lets just keep it cold."}

_{| President Sisi | "In all due respect Mr. Erdogan, I don't see why you are so keen on keeping an alliance with Saudi Arabia, and keen on having bad relations with me. The Persian Gulf Pact, is our main threat. Baghdad, Tehran, Riyadh, are all near you and on your border, and yet you are not concerned about it. In my view, an Egypto-Turkish alliance is the only way for us to keep dominance in the Middle East."}

Kewtpuff wrote:

| Bolsonaro, rather pleased with the bringing up of Brazil's growing technology and automobile sectors, clasps his hands in delight as he leans back into his chair with a grin plastered on his face. |

Jair Bolsonaro, 38th President of the Federative Republic of Brazil: "Mr. Prime Minister, I am so overjoyed that Japan is interested in Brazil's technology sector. As you know, we recently privatized Brazil's information technology and communications companies back in 2021. Needless to say, private companies taking over has relieved some of the burden placed on the federative government. In addition, competition has lead to a boom in the sector as well as new innovations. With Japan's possible investment, it could lead to a pumping up productivity and worker skills, encouraging technical development, generating better-paying employment and boosting local businesses in the process. As for the automobile sector, I am pleased to hear that Japan wishes to invest there too."

| _{YOSHIHIDE SUGA, The Prime Minister} | “I am happy to hear that, Mr. President [...] Would you like to discuss something else before ending the meeting?”

Kewtpuff wrote:

Jair Bolsonaro, 38th President of the Federative Republic of Brazil: "Indeed, I have one last topic in mind before we can bring this meeting to a close. A cultural exchange between our two nations would be beneficial. Perhaps a student exchange program to boost already existing ties? As you know, Brazil is home to the world's largest Japanese community outside of Japan, about 1.5 million people."

| _{YOSHIHIDE SUGA, The Prime Minister} | “Yes, Mr. President, an exchange of students between the two nations will be beneficial — and thanks for coming to Tokyo, I hope you enjoy our city well.”

| ARAB GUARD CENTRAL COMMAND |

May, 2024

Chairman Nuzari Announces Closure Of Mesuvia Branch Of The Arab Guard
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BAGHDAD- In a public address from his headquarters, Arab Guard Chairman Harun Nuzari Ahl al-Tikriti confirmed that the Guard would be closing its Egyptian Regional Command and withdrawing all employees and workers.

During the announcement, he specified that; “The conduct and posture of the Egyptian government are not compatible with the Arab Guard. The Sisi administration has proven itself uncommitted to pro-Arab behavior, evidenced in its continued hostility with friendly Arab governments. Continued allegations of corruption and human rights abuses also contributed to this decision. So long as these things remain the case, I cannot in good conscience operate the Arab Guard within Egyptian borders. Our school clubs and reading groups will be ended. Our cooperation with local Egyptian Mosques, Islamic Schools, and humanitarian groups will also end. As such, we will also be withdrawing all Security Department personnel from Egypt. It is my sincerest hope that one day soon the attitude and actions of the Egyptian government will be one that allows the Guard to cooperate with it.”

The Arab Guard, which stylizes itself as a 'private social organization supporting Arab history, heritage, and security', has been operating in Egypt for years. The organization spends tens of millions across the Middle East supporting Arab nationalist political candidates, running school clubs and reading groups, and working with humanitarian groups for outreach to impoverished communities. However, the Guard has also been criticized, particularly its Security Department, for supposedly being a front for arming and training guerilla and insurgent fighters. Allegations that the Guard deployed thousands of fighters to the Chadian Civil War remain mainstream. Some also claim the guard has connections in multiple Arab governments and militaries that give it access to arms and equipment for weapons caches and secret militias. This stems from the Guard’s inception in the 2018-2021 Iraqi Civil War, where it backed democratic forces against the Islamic regime. Internal documents reflect 45,000 personnel in the Security Department, 11,000 of whom were employed in Egypt. They will be brought back to the Arab States and some sent to the unstable Levantine Kingdom.

The perception of the Arab Guard as a tacit militia force isn’t helped by the fact that Arab Guard leadership often dress in military fatigues, using titles like Regional Commander, Operations Chief, and Commanding Officer. Chairman Nuzari himself is often seen in public flanked by armed Security Department personnel. Guard reading materials, public statements, and pamphlets also often emphasize the need to ‘defend’ the Arab World and focus on fostering young Arab men in Arab nationalist thought and belief.

The decision to close the Egyptian Regional Command has been characterized by some as the Arab Guard ‘siding’ with the Persian Gulf Pact in the rising tensions and current Arab Arms Race. Nuzari has also been criticized for placing the politics of Egypt in front of humanitarian and social missions the Arab Guard pursues. The ERC Commander, Mazin Riyal, a Jordanian himself, commented on the decision saying; “Chairman Nuzari has made the right choice. We put ourselves at risk operating in a nation whose government violently persecutes its opposition and seems dedicated to regional instability.”

Kewtpuff wrote:

Is it just me, or does anyone else confuse the hell out of Egypt and not Egypt? Their flags are so similar. I can hardly tell who's posting unless I look at their name carefully

i will now make my flag the Brazilian flag out of spite for this heresy

Abessinienreich wrote:

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "Mr. Sisi, I'm trying to stay on both sides here, and Turkey is trying to reconnect relations with the middle east and Africa, I invited you here to cool down our tense relations, not to get Turkey get entangled into your 'domination' competition. I am aware that your domination struggle is dire but I don't want the Sultanate stuck into such things, the parliament and the Sultan agrees with me. I am not concerned about the Persian Gulf Pact, not at all. I am sure they would not dare to threaten the Sultanate."}

_{| President Sisi | "Domination? I'm not trying to even pull you in, I am here to just become at least friendly. "}

Mesuvia wrote:

Iraqi-Egyptian Arms Deal; Russian-Egyptian Arms Deal

Today, Iraq has announced that it will be acquiring 4 Gowind 1000 Class Corvettes from Egypt. Originally they were made in France, but Egypt got manufacturing rights and made 2 that are currently in the Egyptian navy. The total cost is 240 million. They will be made in the Alexandria Shipyard and be delivered by 2025-6

Egypt has also bought 20 T-14 Armadas from Russia, as they are one of the best tanks in the world right now.

𝘾𝙊𝙈𝙈𝙊𝙉𝙒𝙀𝘼𝙇𝙏𝙃 𝙊𝙁 𝙇𝙄𝘽𝙀𝙍𝙏𝙔
_{Sorry for short post I dont know what else to put tbh}

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Cancellation of Arab federal states Naval Deal

Memphis- Citing security concerns about the Federal States' general alignment and relationship with Egypt, Egypt has taken the decision to cancel said naval deal and instead add the 4 Gowind Class Corvettes to the growing Egyptian navy, or sell them to any other bidding country.

Abessinienreich wrote:

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "Same here Mr. Sisi, we must cool our tense relations down a bit, perhaps a deal of somewhat but does not bring Turkey in too close to entanglement of the strained relations of the middle east and africa."}

_{| President Sisi | "Fair enough Mr. Erdogan, we consider you one of the only if not the only neutral nation in the Middle East regarding this. So is there any proposals you would have regarding this?"}

Abessinienreich wrote:

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "If matters go well Mr. Sisi, the Pipe line may be constructed, until then anything else you propose?"}

_{| President Sisi | "You might consider this as taking too much, but I'm obligated to ask this anyway out of curiosity. Would you open to a military technology transfer deal?"}

Abessinienreich wrote:

_{| President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | "That's a bit too early Mr. Sisi, if that's all I wish you a good day."}

_{| Sisi would shrug. |}

_{| President Sisi | "Alright then I'll be heading back to Memphis. You too."}