Foreign relations of the Kingdom of Sierra

  

Kingdom of Sierra

This article is part of the series: Politics and government of the Kingdom of Sierra

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The foreign relations of the Kingdom of Sierra are the Kingdom of Sierra's relationship with other sovereign states, nations, peoples, and organizations. Foreign relations are managed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the leadership of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Enjoying a long history of diplomacy, Sierra has formal diplomatic missions with 194 different countries as of February 2015.

The Kingdom of Sierra is a founding member of the League of Nations, a permanent member of the League of Nations Security Council, the Conference of American States, the G8, the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, NATO, IPTO, and various other organizations.

Bilateral relations

A map of Sierran relations. Black indicates Sierran territory; green indicates active, formal relations; grey indicates no relations; yellow indicates disputed territory; and red indicates former relations.

Key to Relations

•      - Exceptionally Friendly
•      - Very Friendly
•      - Friendly
•      - Fair
•      - Strained
•      - Poor
•      - Exceptionally Poor
•      - Hostile

•      - Neutral
•      - No/Former diplomatic relations (neutral officially)