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Great Britain and Irelandia to host CSL and SATA festival for the first time in history.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is a special news broadcast reporting on the extraordinary joint festival between the CSL and SATA alliances, hosted by Great Britain and Irelandia. The grand event will take place at the renowned palace of the Buckingham Tea, where dignitaries and representatives from both alliances will gather to celebrate a momentous occasion of unity and cooperation.

To shed light on this historic event, we have an exclusive interview with Alan Grey, the esteemed Foreign Ministry Minister. Let's hear what he has to say about this joint festival and its significance.

Interviewer: Good evening, Minister Grey. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Could you please elaborate on the purpose and importance of this joint festival?

Alan Grey: Good evening. It's my pleasure to be here. This joint festival between the CSL and SATA alliances signifies a remarkable milestone in international relations. It symbolizes the enduring friendship and collaboration between our nations and serves as a platform to foster stronger ties and promote cultural exchange. This festival provides an excellent opportunity for us to showcase the rich heritage, traditions, and innovations of both the CSL and SATA alliances.

Interviewer: That sounds truly remarkable, Minister Grey. Could you share with us some of the highlights and activities that attendees can look forward to during this joint festival?

Alan Grey: Absolutely. The joint festival will be a vibrant celebration of our shared values and aspirations. Attendees can immerse themselves in a variety of cultural performances, exhibitions, and culinary delights from both alliances. There will be traditional music and dance performances from various regions, art exhibitions showcasing talented artists, and interactive workshops where attendees can learn about the unique customs and traditions of each alliance. Additionally, there will be a grand parade featuring representatives from both alliances, showcasing the diversity and unity of our nations.

Interviewer: That sounds truly captivating, Minister Grey. Now, we have received an exciting announcement that the last remaining original Concorde will be leading the parade from the sky. Could you provide us with more details about this thrilling addition to the festival?

Alan Grey: Certainly. The inclusion of the last remaining original Concorde in the parade is a spectacular surprise for all attendees. This iconic aircraft, known for its supersonic speed and groundbreaking design, holds a special place in aviation history. As it gracefully soars through the sky, it will captivate the audience and remind us of the remarkable achievements and advancements in aerospace technology. It is a fitting tribute to the spirit of innovation and progress that both the CSL and SATA alliances embody.

Interviewer: Thank you, Minister Grey, for sharing your insights on this momentous joint festival. We greatly appreciate your time. Is there anything else you would like to add before we conclude?

Alan Grey: Thank you for having me. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the organizers, Great Britain and Irelandia, for hosting this remarkable joint festival. It serves as a testament to the strength and depth of our alliances. I encourage everyone to attend and experience the richness and diversity of our cultures. Together, we can build a brighter future based on mutual understanding and collaboration.

Interviewer: Thank you once again, Minister Grey, for your valuable input. We look forward to witnessing this grand joint festival and the unique contributions from both alliances. Now, back to the studio.

And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, an exclusive interview with Alan Grey, the Foreign Ministry Minister, discussing the significance of the CSL and SATA alliances joint festival. In addition to the festivities, we have received exciting news that the last remaining original Concorde will lead the parade from the sky, adding an extra element of grandeur and excitement to this already spectacular event.

As the joint festival approaches, we encourage all of you to mark your calendars and join us in celebrating the unity and cooperation between the CSL and SATA alliances. This joint festival promises to be an unforgettable event, showcasing the best of both alliances' cultures, traditions, and achievements. Stay tuned for further updates and exclusive coverage of this historic occasion.

This concludes our special news broadcast. Thank you for joining us.

We are delighted to attend a festival in Great Britain and Irelandia. We will be sending The Princess Amália, Lady of the Amazons and Heir to the Throne. His Majesty Will not be able to attend as he is expected to inaugurate Beja Agricultural Trade Fair.

Reino do Brazil wrote:We are delighted to attend a festival in Great Britain and Irelandia. We will be sending The Princess Amália, Lady of the Amazons and Heir to the Throne. His Majesty Will not be able to attend as he is expected to inaugurate Beja Agricultural Trade Fair.

Good to know, have you read the information I sent on the joint headquarters newsletter. OOC: forum.

Azmeny’s will send Exterior Minister Ivan Savkin. The President is currently busy.

Azmeny wrote:Azmeny’s will send Exterior Minister Ivan Savkin. The President is currently busy.

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FESTIVAL DAY


live broadcast


Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is an important announcement regarding the first delegate for Azemny who is about to enter the airspace at York International Airport. We are here to provide you with the latest updates on this momentous event.

As we speak, the first delegate for Azemny is currently approaching the airspace of York International Airport. The anticipation is high as we await their arrival and subsequent landing. The delegate's visit holds great significance for both countries, as it marks a major step towards strengthening diplomatic relations and promoting bilateral cooperation.

However, before the delegate can touch down on the runway, the necessary landing permission must be granted. The airport authorities are diligently working to ensure all necessary protocols and security measures are in place. The safety and well-being of the delegate are of utmost importance, and every effort is being made to make their arrival as smooth and secure as possible.

The process of obtaining landing permission involves coordination between the airport authorities, air traffic control, and the delegate's team. It is crucial to ensure that all necessary clearances are obtained and that the landing sequence is carefully coordinated to avoid any disruptions to regular flight operations.

While we eagerly await the landing permission, we want to assure you that every precaution is being taken to ensure a successful and safe arrival. The airport staff is working closely with the delegate's team and the relevant authorities to expedite the process. We understand the anticipation and excitement surrounding this event, and we assure you that we will keep you updated on any developments.

In conclusion, the first delegate for Azemny is on their way to York International Airport, and we are eagerly awaiting their landing permission. The airport staff is working diligently to ensure a smooth and secure arrival. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we navigate through the necessary procedures. Thank you for your attention, and we will keep you informed of any further updates.

The day was finally here. The CSL-SATA festival would be hosted for the first time. The Consortian delegates, a music band, three diplomants, four investors, a traditional chef and the Minister of Culture and National Heritage were in a Boeing 777 modified for official visits. As TGEC is close to britain it would only be a short, 1 hour flight. The plane entered British airspace and checked in with the tower.

"Consortian Air 7645, callsign YTG-964 sqwauk 6643 entering British airspace, asking for clearence for flight following"

Said the copilot in official terms he probabbly didn't understand. He aksed for permission to fly through British airspace. They awaited a response

“Consortian air flight 7645 clear to enter the airspace and desend to 1500ft above YIA. Permission to land will follow shortly”.

"Consortian Air 7645 roger"

The pilots followed the instructions and after a few minutes they finally landed. Everyone walked out of the plane, enjoying the change from the scorching hot Consortian climate to the colder British weather. They all climbed down the aircarft stairs and went to a limousine to take them to the arrivals terminal.

Here they come!

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is a special news broadcast, bringing you the latest updates on a significant event taking place in the city of York. Today, we are reporting on the departure of the delegates from the nations of TGEC and Azemny, who have just arrived at the airport and are now making their way to the iconic Admiralty Arch in the center of York.

The delegates, representing their respective nations, have chosen to travel in style, opting for luxurious limousines to transport them to their destination. As they step out of the airport, the delegates are greeted by a flurry of media personnel and well-wishers, capturing this historic moment on camera.

The limousines, meticulously arranged in a procession, are waiting patiently for the delegates to embark. Each vehicle is adorned with the flags of TGEC and Azemny, symbolizing the unity and cooperation between these nations. The delegates, accompanied by their diplomatic entourages, enter the limousines and are swiftly whisked away, their departure marked by the flashing lights of the press cameras.

The convoy of limousines now makes its way through the bustling streets of York, attracting attention from onlookers who are curious about the purpose of this distinguished gathering. The delegates, engaged in serious conversations, can be seen through the tinted windows, discussing matters of great importance to their nations.

As the convoy approaches its destination, the majestic Admiralty Arch comes into view. This iconic landmark, steeped in history, stands proudly in the heart of York, serving as a gateway to the city's center. The significance of this location for the meeting of the TGEC and Azemny delegates cannot be overstated, as it symbolizes the coming together of nations and the pursuit of peace and collaboration.

Upon arrival at Admiralty Arch, the delegates are greeted by local dignitaries and the King who have gathered to welcome them with open arms. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation and excitement, as the delegates step out of their limousines to embark on this momentous occasion.

In just a few moments, the delegates will enter the grand halls of Admiralty Arch,where they will wait for the other delegates.

As the Black Hawk 747 finally lands in Britain President Draven's wife, Karen Acosta-Draven, and their daughter, Lauren, step outside of the jet with 100 Black Project security blanketing the immediate area as both first lady and daughter make their way down the steps and to their awaiting limo. Mrs. Draven hand one of the awaiting delegates a tablet for further information and details.

-The Krowian government has purchase over 500,000 tickets for any interested Krowians to fly and attend the festival while wearing the proper clothing.
-Each citizen will be issue a body cam and it will be always activate until the sun goes down, meaning all citizen are instructed to be on their best behavior.
-Darc Element, Rage On Tap, and Spinal Disorder will be playing in the local pubs as their music is widely not suited for the festival. The Blue Diamond Symphony will have a small consist present in their place.
- Rainier Coffee, Goldcrest farm, and other vendors either donate food and beverages for the other vendors or will be present to join in on the international event.

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open the gates!

Good morning and welcome to our live broadcast of the SATA and CSL alliance festival parade. The excitement is palpable as we await the start of the procession, which will see participants making their way from Admiralty Arch to the Palace of the Buckingham Tea along the historic Mall in York.

As we wait for the parade to start, we can see a majestic Concorde flying overhead, its white and blue livery gleaming in the sunshine. The Concorde will make a second pass later in the procession, showcasing its supersonic capabilities to the crowds below.

We hear the sound of music in the distance, and it is the soldiers band playing "God Save the King," a fitting reminder that we are in the heart of York, the capital of the United Kingdom. The band is followed by representatives from the other 80 or so countries in the SATA and CSL alliances, each displaying their national flags and costumes.

As the procession begins to move, we see the elaborate floats adorned with flowers, ribbons, and figurines. As they pass us by, each float tells a story, celebrating the diversity and heritage of the participating nations.

The crowds along the Mall are awestruck, waving their flags and cheering as the procession progresses towards the Palace of the Buckingham Tea, where we are told that a special surprise awaits us.

As the procession reaches the palace gates, we hear the trumpets blaring, and the king appears on the balcony, waving to the crowds below. His majesty is joined by members of the royal family, including the kings wife, who is beaming with pride at the spectacle below.

The music continues, with each country's anthem being played by the band, highlighting the unique cultural sounds and traditions from every corner of the globe.

As the parade comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect on the significance of this event in celebrating the strong bond between the SATA and CSL alliances, a partnership that has endured through the years despite political and economic challenges.

This parade has truly been a grand display of unity, diversity, and the shared values that bring us all together as citizens of the world. And we look forward to the festivities attire palace and it’s extensive grounds!

Thank you for joining us on this live broadcast, and we hope you have enjoyed the spectacle of this festival parade.

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The Evening stars

Good evening, and welcome to our coverage of the evening concert held as part of the SATA and CSL alliance festival. We are broadcasting live from the stunning waterfront venue, where attendees are enjoying a night of music, food, and speeches.

As the sun sets over the picturesque scenery, festival-goers are treated to the musical stylings of renowned performers from all corners of the world. The sound of drums, trumpets and other instruments rise above the chatter of the crowd, creating an electric atmosphere.

Along with the food stalls selling international delicacies, attendees are discussing the significance of this festival in bringing together countries from across the globe. This year's event is especially remarkable due to the breakthroughs in diplomacy and trade agreements that have resulted from the alliance.

As the first act concludes its performance, the speeches begin. We hear from representatives from the SATA and CSL alliances, as well as dignitaries from various participating countries, all commending the festival for fostering mutual understanding and cooperation between nations.

As the night draws on, guests continue to enjoy the music and food stalls. Attendees are particularly excited about the immersive dining experience offered by the food vendors, as they are treated to a gastronomical journey of flavors from around the world.

As the fireworks start everyone is either drunk or full of food as they enjoy the show. But at long last for the first time since the palace’s creation the Grand Library of Tea is open to the public! People flock to read the ancient tomes that cover over 1/2 of the wing!.