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Theresa May, the British Prime Minister has informed the Vema Seamount Authority – Peter J. Goldishman that “1O DOWNING STREET greatly appreciates the kind invitation to visit the Vema Seamount Territory”.
However, the Vema Seamount Authority understood how difficult it is, as the office of the Prime Minister will not be planning the Prime Minister’s diary for November 2020 for quite some time. The Vema Seamount Authority never comments on its dealings with foreign governments unless a press release must be issued. Nevertheless, the feedback from the British Government was well received, and could be the start of a partnership that could transform the economies of both the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Mount Vema.
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