Intergalactic Summit

Please note the official list of delegates will be included here as soon as the Federal-Imperial Relations Committee (FED-IMP) has finalised it.

For the Federation,
Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly

Hopefully this announcement will provide more information: [GalFed] Announcement of the Villore Assembly.

Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly

I certainly agree. If you are interested in participating please do let me know via a mail, the Villore Assembly would benefit from the input of more Federal citizens.

Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly

I'm going to be honest here and ask why an extra-governmental group of Capsuleers think they should be afforded the same rights and priviledges as official representatives of the other Big Three Signatories? I'm sure members of the Assembly will be treated the same as any other visitor on the day, but this seems a bit much to be asking for the same treatment as the leaders and diplomats of the State, the Federation proper and the Republic (should they choose to attend). I'm not sure lobby groups sit on the same level.

There are no membership fees, and as far as a dress code when either connected via holo or attending in person we ask only that all delegates and observers follow the decorum for any public venue.

Thank you,
Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly



Jueshi Onzo,

The Villore Assembly represents an important and growing section of Federal citizens, citizens who have demonstrated an ability to and willingness to engage with political, social, and economic matters of the day in order to improve the Federation. The privileges we are asking to be extended are no different to those offered to official representatives of any organisation, whether non-governmental, corporate, and so forth.

These requests have been endorsed by observers from Amarrian organisations, and were subject to lengthy debate in committee and on the assembly floor, as such I would suggest that your point is not a new one and has been debated.

Thank you kindly for your interest.
Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly



Nushi Teinyhr,

The Villore Assembly is quite aware of the limits of our abilities, and as I mentioned in my response to Jueshi Onzo this was also raised in the committee and on the floor and again has been discussed at length.

Thank you kindly for your interest,
Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly

So effectively rather then being happy to simply turn up as any other visitor will be allowed on the day, you are asking for special treatment exactly because you're a pressure group? Perhaps Providence should ask to be given special priviledges on the same basis?

We shall see what the Empire's response will be to this but I suspect you'll be enjoying the show from the same seats as everyone else on these forums.

I know.
When your state into the open supports terrorism in the Empire, and at the same time makes it appear that he "mourns" death of the enemy. This is an excellent course of the Federation.
The fact is that the Amarrians become stupid.
I have information that in the past, the Federation receives money from Tash-Murkon family. (there are documents confirming the family history)
While true Amarr are dying in the war, Tash-Murkon Family gets richer.

Jueshi Onzo,

This resolution of the Villore Assembly is a perfectly reasonable démarche a long standing element in international relations.

Thank you kindly,
Taishou Xun Yu
Vice-Chair of the Villore Assembly

I am not bored, I simply take grave offence when an unofficial pressure group attempts to use language representing itself as an official diplomatic organisation and inviting themselves to an event under the same status.

If the intention was to request the same assurances as any other non-governmental organisation during the Assembly's visit to the Empire, that explicitly is what should have been requested. Instead the language used was one explicitly asking for the same status as foreign dignitaries, that is those officially recognised invited diplomats and representatives of a foreign state. The Assembly is not an official nation in its own right and there fore cannot use the same language as nations use between themselves. It is also not a recognised official body of the Federation proper. Further, I state again one does not simply invite themselves to the event proper, one is requested by the Host.

In future I expect the Assembly to be more clear in its language on its actual position and not to assume to be able to speak as anything remotely official in regards to the Federation, and to ask only for those assurances it is entitled to.

Frankly I do not find him to be in the wrong here, at all. Regardless of the Assemblies achievements, it is essentially a capsuleer hobby club, and nothing more, and should be treated as such as a political entity.