Thyon–Qym relations - Revision history

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Trade

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	Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports. In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, trade between the two countries amounted to $585.823 billion [[Methelorian seng]]s, with the balance of trade favoring Qym, giving Thyon a trade imbalance of negative $43.267 billion<!--Equivalent to $52.08 billion for a Earth Year, as reference, similar to the trade imbalance between France and Germany of 54 billion as a reference point; UK and Germany is 46 billion-->. The sectoral breakdown of bilateral trade has remained largely unchanged for decades. Transport equipment represents the largest category of bilateral trade (25% of total trade: 11% automotive manufacturing, 4% automotive equipment, 9% aerospace equipment), followed by finished goods (12%), machinery (11%), metallurgical and metal products (9%), and agri-food products (8%).		Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports. In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, trade between the two countries amounted to $585.823 billion [[Methelorian seng]]s, with the balance of trade favoring Qym, giving Thyon a trade imbalance of negative $43.267 billion<!--Equivalent to $52.08 billion for a Earth Year, as reference, similar to the trade imbalance between France and Germany of 54 billion as a reference point; UK and Germany is 46 billion-->. The sectoral breakdown of bilateral trade has remained largely unchanged for decades. Transport equipment represents the largest category of bilateral trade (25% of total trade: 11% automotive manufacturing, 4% automotive equipment, 9% aerospace equipment), followed by finished goods (12%), machinery (11%), metallurgical and metal products (9%), and agri-food products (8%).

	Thyon is both Qym's largest customer and supplier. It accounts for 13.3% of Qymish exports<!--$314.545 billion-->, ahead of [[Prugundy]] and [[Methelor]] (at 10.2% and 9.3% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and 12.6% of Qymish imports<!--$271.278 billion-->, ahead of [[Astamon]] and [[Prugundy]] (at 9.5% and 9.4% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). Similarly, Qym is by far Thyon's largest trading partner, accounting for 23.22% of Thyonese exports and 25.81% of Thyonese imports<!--Assuming Thyon imports of $1.~~2186306156~~ trillion and exports of $1.~~16846572456~~ trillion, which would be comparable to the UK in terms of GDP to trade ratio and import/exports-->.		Thyon is both Qym's largest customer and supplier. It accounts for 13.3% of Qymish exports<!--$314.545 billion-->, ahead of [[Prugundy]] and [[Methelor]] (at 10.2% and 9.3% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and 12.6% of Qymish imports<!--$271.278 billion-->, ahead of [[Astamon]] and [[Prugundy]] (at 9.5% and 9.4% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). Similarly, Qym is by far Thyon's largest trading partner, accounting for 15.3% of Thyonese exports and 16.6% of Thyonese imports (?)<!--Assuming Thyon imports of $1.8897049 trillion and exports of $1.7732277 trillion, which would be comparable to the UK in terms of GDP to trade ratio and import/exports-->.

	Furthermore, Thyon structurally records few sectoral surpluses with Qym. Among the top ten sectors of bilateral trade, only electrical and household equipment as well as electronics and optical products show a positive balance in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The Thyon–Qym relationship is characterized by a high number of bilateral investment operations. Generally speaking, Qymish investment flows into Thyon such as stocks tend to exceed Thyonese flows into Qym, according to the [[Royal Bank of Qym]]. Beyond large-scale operations in strategic sectors (particularly automotive/batteries, energy, pharmaceuticals, and rail), the bilateral relationship is also marked by numerous smaller projects, especially in border regions.		Furthermore, Thyon structurally records few sectoral surpluses with Qym. Among the top ten sectors of bilateral trade, only electrical and household equipment as well as electronics and optical products show a positive balance in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The Thyon–Qym relationship is characterized by a high number of bilateral investment operations. Generally speaking, Qymish investment flows into Thyon such as stocks tend to exceed Thyonese flows into Qym, according to the [[Royal Bank of Qym]]. Beyond large-scale operations in strategic sectors (particularly automotive/batteries, energy, pharmaceuticals, and rail), the bilateral relationship is also marked by numerous smaller projects, especially in border regions.

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	\|[[Thyonese vas]] (?)		\|[[Thyonese vas]] (Վ)
	\|[[Lach]] (Ⱎ)		\|[[Lach]] (Ⱎ)
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Trade

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	==Trade==		==Trade==
	Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports.		Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports. In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, trade between the two countries amounted to $585.823 billion [[Methelorian seng]]s, with the balance of trade favoring Qym, giving Thyon a trade imbalance of negative $43.267 billion<!--Equivalent to $52.08 billion for a Earth Year, as reference, similar to the trade imbalance between France and Germany of 54 billion as a reference point; UK and Germany is 46 billion-->. The sectoral breakdown of bilateral trade has remained largely unchanged for decades. Transport equipment represents the largest category of bilateral trade (25% of total trade: 11% automotive manufacturing, 4% automotive equipment, 9% aerospace equipment), followed by finished goods (12%), machinery (11%), metallurgical and metal products (9%), and agri-food products (8%).

			Thyon is both Qym's largest customer and supplier. It accounts for 13.3% of Qymish exports<!--$314.545 billion-->, ahead of [[Prugundy]] and [[Methelor]] (at 10.2% and 9.3% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and 12.6% of Qymish imports<!--$271.278 billion-->, ahead of [[Astamon]] and [[Prugundy]] (at 9.5% and 9.4% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). Similarly, Qym is by far Thyon's largest trading partner, accounting for 23.22% of Thyonese exports and 25.81% of Thyonese imports<!--Assuming Thyon imports of $1.2186306156 trillion and exports of $1.16846572456 trillion, which would be comparable to the UK in terms of GDP to trade ratio and import/exports-->.

			Furthermore, Thyon structurally records few sectoral surpluses with Qym. Among the top ten sectors of bilateral trade, only electrical and household equipment as well as electronics and optical products show a positive balance in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The Thyon–Qym relationship is characterized by a high number of bilateral investment operations. Generally speaking, Qymish investment flows into Thyon such as stocks tend to exceed Thyonese flows into Qym, according to the [[Royal Bank of Qym]]. Beyond large-scale operations in strategic sectors (particularly automotive/batteries, energy, pharmaceuticals, and rail), the bilateral relationship is also marked by numerous smaller projects, especially in border regions.

	==Cultural relations==		==Cultural relations==

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Security and defense cooperation

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	==Security and defense cooperation==		==Security and defense cooperation==
	Qym and Thyon have retained close military and security relations despite the ~~expiry~~ of the [[Nagur Pact]].		Qym and Thyon have retained close military and security relations despite the expiration of the [[Nagur Pact]] in {{abbr\|2367\|1966.3 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The two great powers signed the [[Qymo–Thyonese Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation]] in {{abbr\|2372\|1970.48 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, re-establishing a formal defense pact.

	Military exercises between the two great powers are held regularly.		Military exercises between the two great powers are held regularly.

	==Trade==		==Trade==

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 *[[Foreign relations of Thyon]]
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Polling on bilateral relations

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Resident diplomatic missions

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	==Resident diplomatic missions==		==Resident diplomatic missions==
	* Thyon has an embassy in [[Zhol]] and consulates-general in: TBD.		* Thyon has an embassy in [[Zhol]] and consulates-general in: TBD.
	* Qym has an embassy in [[Polamdi]] and consulates-general in: [[~~Coastal City~~]], ~~etc~~.		* Qym has an embassy in [[Polamdi]] and consulates-general in: [[Rhempo]], [[Fepo]], [[Khapo]], [[Melapo]], [[Poxigal]], [[Noeteo]] and [[Iotack]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	\|'''Largest Cities'''		\|'''Largest Cities'''
	\|[[~~Coastal City~~]] - NUM (~~NUM~~ Metro)<br>		\|[[Rhempo]] - NUM (12,898,093 Metro)<br>
	~~TBD~~ - NUM (~~NUM~~ Metro)<br>		[[Fepo]] - NUM (7,884,523 Metro)<br>
	~~TBD~~ - NUM (~~NUM~~ Metro)<br>		[[Khapo]] - NUM (5,214,899 Metro)<br>
	~~TBD~~ - NUM (~~NUM~~ Metro)<br>		[[Melapo]] - NUM (5,002,982 Metro)<br>
	~~TBD~~ - NUM (~~NUM~~ Metro)		[[Poxigal]] - NUM (4,212,857 Metro)
	\|[[Zhol]] - NUM (21,078,935 Metro)<br>		\|[[Zhol]] - NUM (21,078,935 Metro)<br>
	[[Nagur]] - NUM (8,377,109 Metro)<br>		[[Nagur]] - NUM (8,377,109 Metro)<br>

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	{{Infobox bilateral relations\|title=Thyon–Qym relations\|party1=Thyon\|party2=Qym\|map=Thyon–Qym map.svg\|filetype=svg\|size=250px\|mission1=[[Embassy of Thyon, Zhol]]\|mission2=[[Embassy of Qym, Polamdi]]\|envoytitle1=[[wikipedia:Ambassador\|Ambassador]]\|envoy1=[[DUDE]]\|envoytitle2=[[wikipedia:Ambassador\|Ambassador]]\|envoy2=[[Lord Neruq Bampikuc]]}}		{{Infobox bilateral relations\|title=Thyon–Qym relations\|party1=Thyon\|party2=Qym\|map=Thyon–Qym map.svg\|filetype=svg\|size=250px\|mission1=[[Embassy of Thyon, Zhol]]\|mission2=[[Embassy of Qym, Polamdi]]\|envoytitle1=[[wikipedia:Ambassador\|Ambassador]]\|envoy1=[[DUDE]]\|envoytitle2=[[wikipedia:Ambassador\|Ambassador]]\|envoy2=[[Lord Neruq Bampikuc]]}}

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	Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports. In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, trade between the two countries amounted to $585.823 billion [[Methelorian seng]]s, with the balance of trade favoring Qym, giving Thyon a trade imbalance of negative $43.267 billion<!--Equivalent to $52.08 billion for a Earth Year, as reference, similar to the trade imbalance between France and Germany of 54 billion as a reference point; UK and Germany is 46 billion-->. The sectoral breakdown of bilateral trade has remained largely unchanged for decades. Transport equipment represents the largest category of bilateral trade (25% of total trade: 11% automotive manufacturing, 4% automotive equipment, 9% aerospace equipment), followed by finished goods (12%), machinery (11%), metallurgical and metal products (9%), and agri-food products (8%).		Thyon and Qym are each other's largest trading partners for both exports and imports. In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, trade between the two countries amounted to $585.823 billion [[Methelorian seng]]s, with the balance of trade favoring Qym, giving Thyon a trade imbalance of negative $43.267 billion<!--Equivalent to $52.08 billion for a Earth Year, as reference, similar to the trade imbalance between France and Germany of 54 billion as a reference point; UK and Germany is 46 billion-->. The sectoral breakdown of bilateral trade has remained largely unchanged for decades. Transport equipment represents the largest category of bilateral trade (25% of total trade: 11% automotive manufacturing, 4% automotive equipment, 9% aerospace equipment), followed by finished goods (12%), machinery (11%), metallurgical and metal products (9%), and agri-food products (8%).

	Thyon is both Qym's largest customer and supplier. It accounts for 13.3% of Qymish exports<!--$314.545 billion-->, ahead of [[Prugundy]] and [[Methelor]] (at 10.2% and 9.3% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and 12.6% of Qymish imports<!--$271.278 billion-->, ahead of [[Astamon]] and [[Prugundy]] (at 9.5% and 9.4% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). Similarly, Qym is by far Thyon's largest trading partner, accounting for 23.22% of Thyonese exports and 25.81% of Thyonese imports<!--Assuming Thyon imports of $1.~~2186306156~~ trillion and exports of $1.~~16846572456~~ trillion, which would be comparable to the UK in terms of GDP to trade ratio and import/exports-->.		Thyon is both Qym's largest customer and supplier. It accounts for 13.3% of Qymish exports<!--$314.545 billion-->, ahead of [[Prugundy]] and [[Methelor]] (at 10.2% and 9.3% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and 12.6% of Qymish imports<!--$271.278 billion-->, ahead of [[Astamon]] and [[Prugundy]] (at 9.5% and 9.4% respectively in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). Similarly, Qym is by far Thyon's largest trading partner, accounting for 15.3% of Thyonese exports and 16.6% of Thyonese imports (?)<!--Assuming Thyon imports of $1.8897049 trillion and exports of $1.7732277 trillion, which would be comparable to the UK in terms of GDP to trade ratio and import/exports-->.

	Furthermore, Thyon structurally records few sectoral surpluses with Qym. Among the top ten sectors of bilateral trade, only electrical and household equipment as well as electronics and optical products show a positive balance in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The Thyon–Qym relationship is characterized by a high number of bilateral investment operations. Generally speaking, Qymish investment flows into Thyon such as stocks tend to exceed Thyonese flows into Qym, according to the [[Royal Bank of Qym]]. Beyond large-scale operations in strategic sectors (particularly automotive/batteries, energy, pharmaceuticals, and rail), the bilateral relationship is also marked by numerous smaller projects, especially in border regions.		Furthermore, Thyon structurally records few sectoral surpluses with Qym. Among the top ten sectors of bilateral trade, only electrical and household equipment as well as electronics and optical products show a positive balance in {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. The Thyon–Qym relationship is characterized by a high number of bilateral investment operations. Generally speaking, Qymish investment flows into Thyon such as stocks tend to exceed Thyonese flows into Qym, according to the [[Royal Bank of Qym]]. Beyond large-scale operations in strategic sectors (particularly automotive/batteries, energy, pharmaceuticals, and rail), the bilateral relationship is also marked by numerous smaller projects, especially in border regions.