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{{incomplete}}'''Hasanistani–Mahusetan relations''' refer to the relations between [[Hasanistan]] and [[mahuset:Mahuset|Mahuset]]. Relations between the two nations, which first began in early 2013,{{Citation needed}} are close and they regularly collaborate over certain matters. The Mahusetan overseas territories of [[Starnia]] and [[Virgo]] (collectively known as [[Mahusetan Hasanistan]]) border the Hasanistani capital city [[Batyr]], whose existence is seen as a mark of their friendship. The relationship has sometimes been called a ''de facto'' alliance. The personal relationship between long-time Hasanistani and Mahusetan leaders [[Hasan Çakar]] and [[Emiel Sebastiaan Hardy]] has been considered a significant factor in ensuring good relations despite cultural and ideological differences.
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[[Hasanistan]] and [[mahuset:Mahuset|Mahuset]] maintain close [[wikipedia:Bilateralism|bilateral relations]], characterised by ''a history of cordial interstate collaboration, cultural exchanges, people-to-people (re-write)''. Diplomatic relations between the two countries had been originally established on <date> 2013, as the [[First Hasanistani Republic]] and [[mahuset:Kingdom of Mahuset|Kingdom of Mahuset]], and remain . Mahusetan sources have described the bilateral partnership as a "political alliance". The personal relationship between long-time Hasanistani and Mahusetan leaders [[Hasan Çakar]] and [[mahuset:Emiel van der Huijsen|Emiel van der Huijsen]] has been considered a significant factor.
 
Mahuset's overseas territories of [[Starnia]] and [[Virgo]] (collectively known as [[Mahusetan Hasanistan]]) in the [[Greater Hasanistan (region)|Greater Hasanistan region]] are [[wikipedia:Enclave and exclave|enclaves]] surrounded by Hasanistan.


Both states were formerly members of the [[World Union]], [[Association of Prolific Micronations]] and [[Konmalehth]].
Both states were formerly members of the [[World Union]], [[Association of Prolific Micronations]] and [[Konmalehth]].


==History==
==History==
Mahuset condemned the [[2017 Hasani coup d'état attempt]] against the [[Rzayev cabinet|Rzayev government]] as "pathetic terrorist attacks".<ref>[https://news.mahuset.com/post/162015375357/mahuset-condemns-hasani-coup-d%C3%A9tat-attempt]</ref>
Mahuset condemned the [[2017 Hasani coup d'état attempt]] against the [[Reza cabinet|Reza government]] as "pathetic terrorist attacks".<ref>[https://news.mahuset.com/post/162015375357/mahuset-condemns-hasani-coup-d%C3%A9tat-attempt]</ref>


==Significant areas of relations==
==Significant areas of relations==
===Virgo dispute===
===Virgo dispute===
==Culture==


==References==
==References==
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{{Foreign relations of Hasanistan}}

Latest revision as of 14:02, 6 August 2026

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Hasanistan and Mahuset maintain close bilateral relations, characterised by a history of cordial interstate collaboration, cultural exchanges, people-to-people (re-write). Diplomatic relations between the two countries had been originally established on <date> 2013, as the First Hasanistani Republic and Kingdom of Mahuset, and remain . Mahusetan sources have described the bilateral partnership as a "political alliance". The personal relationship between long-time Hasanistani and Mahusetan leaders Hasan Çakar and Emiel van der Huijsen has been considered a significant factor.

Mahuset's overseas territories of Starnia and Virgo (collectively known as Mahusetan Hasanistan) in the Greater Hasanistan region are enclaves surrounded by Hasanistan.

Both states were formerly members of the World Union, Association of Prolific Micronations and Konmalehth.

History

Mahuset condemned the 2017 Hasani coup d'état attempt against the Reza government as "pathetic terrorist attacks".[1]

Significant areas of relations

Virgo dispute

Culture

References