Ambassadors Office Update
Day 735, 19:26
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Hello eUSA, I'm system0101 and I am the Deputy Director of Ambassadorial Affairs. I want to let you all know that despite the fact that we have had a lot of applications, and a lot of excitement in the Ambassadorial Affairs Office, we still have many positions that are left unfilled. We have a total of 16 Deputy positions that are not filled or held at the moment. In addition, we have 4 eCountries that we have not been able to find a proper Ambassador to. I want to speak briefly about these countries below.
Czech Republic - This is one of the surprising vacancies. Many of their articles are in English, though at least a rudimentary knowledge of the Czech language (or a closely related one) would be beneficial.
Moldavia - Officially called 'Republic of Moldavia' in-game, this is a country that has remained vacant of an Ambassador for as long as I've kept track. I see a multitude of languages in their media, and their wiki page says Moldovan and Russian are spoken (in addition to some sparse English articles). This position might not be the most difficult politically or diplomatically, but it would be a linguists' delight. The person who we put here would likely have to have at least rudimentary knowledge of Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and other languages of their region.
Philippines - This is the other surprising vacancy. Their media is English for the most part, and they are the only country that attacks Malaysia that isn't epic fail. I believe the reason this eCountry is marked as a vacancy is because we had penciled someone into this position and they never replied back.
South Korea - Noone wants to go hang out with the Theocrats ;_;
Seriously though, this is probably the easiest position to fill, but we are looking for an appropriate candidate who has a knowledge or experience of eWorld history, or is familiar with this group but can remain a neutral witness.
In addition to the four Deputy positions to these vacant Ambassador spots, we have Deputy vacancies in the following countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Croatia, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, Pakistan, Portugal, Singapore, Thailand (might be a double-vacancy), and Turkey. For any of these positions, a basic knowledge of their native language is a must. We have all but run out of positions for those who only speak English.
If you want to see the Public Ambassador List, click here.
If you would like to apply to be an Ambassador or Deputy, click here Current Ambassadors and Deputies who would want to be considered for transfers can also use this form.
And it wouldn't be a campaign season if I didn't at least mention this. I am running for Congress in Iowa this month. Almost all of the time I should have spent campaigning, I have instead spent making the Ambassadorial Affairs Office better staffed and more efficient. Anyone who has been an Ambassador since I was nominated should be able to tell you how much effort I have put into my position.
So I make this simple plea. If you want to see someone who would rather work than campaign and knows how to get things done get sent to Congress, consider voting for me this month in Iowa.
Hello eUSA, I'm system0101 and I am the Deputy Director of Ambassadorial Affairs. I want to let you all know that despite the fact that we have had a lot of applications, and a lot of excitement in the Ambassadorial Affairs Office, we still have many positions that are left unfilled. We have a total of 16 Deputy positions that are not filled or held at the moment. In addition, we have 4 eCountries that we have not been able to find a proper Ambassador to. I want to speak briefly about these countries below.
Czech Republic - This is one of the surprising vacancies. Many of their articles are in English, though at least a rudimentary knowledge of the Czech language (or a closely related one) would be beneficial.
Moldavia - Officially called 'Republic of Moldavia' in-game, this is a country that has remained vacant of an Ambassador for as long as I've kept track. I see a multitude of languages in their media, and their wiki page says Moldovan and Russian are spoken (in addition to some sparse English articles). This position might not be the most difficult politically or diplomatically, but it would be a linguists' delight. The person who we put here would likely have to have at least rudimentary knowledge of Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and other languages of their region.
Philippines - This is the other surprising vacancy. Their media is English for the most part, and they are the only country that attacks Malaysia that isn't epic fail. I believe the reason this eCountry is marked as a vacancy is because we had penciled someone into this position and they never replied back.
South Korea - Noone wants to go hang out with the Theocrats ;_;
Seriously though, this is probably the easiest position to fill, but we are looking for an appropriate candidate who has a knowledge or experience of eWorld history, or is familiar with this group but can remain a neutral witness.
In addition to the four Deputy positions to these vacant Ambassador spots, we have Deputy vacancies in the following countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Croatia, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, Pakistan, Portugal, Singapore, Thailand (might be a double-vacancy), and Turkey. For any of these positions, a basic knowledge of their native language is a must. We have all but run out of positions for those who only speak English.
If you want to see the Public Ambassador List, click here.
If you would like to apply to be an Ambassador or Deputy, click here Current Ambassadors and Deputies who would want to be considered for transfers can also use this form.
And it wouldn't be a campaign season if I didn't at least mention this. I am running for Congress in Iowa this month. Almost all of the time I should have spent campaigning, I have instead spent making the Ambassadorial Affairs Office better staffed and more efficient. Anyone who has been an Ambassador since I was nominated should be able to tell you how much effort I have put into my position.
So I make this simple plea. If you want to see someone who would rather work than campaign and knows how to get things done get sent to Congress, consider voting for me this month in Iowa.
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Best of luck system and to the DoS. Good Stuff. 🙂
DoS FTW 😃
Brollinace likez you!
U can appoint the Romanian ambassador to take care of Moldavian issues. Seemingly everyone in eMoldavia speaks Romanian. I don't want to bother you with all kinds of IRL arguments (lots of IRL russian/soviet brainwash involved there), but basically Romanians and Moldavians are the same nation. (something like Canadian english and US english ppl)
BTW: in the list of currently appointed ambassadors Romania is mentioned among western European countries. As western cartographic usually put north on the top, Romania is located in Central/Eastern Europe.
See egobba.de for details (the yellow country is Romania)
The reason it is split like that is to split the workload. I know that Romania should be in the East European group geographically, that's actually where I had it but my boundaries were rightfully overruled.
I may talk to the Romanian Ambassador and see if he wants to pull double duty.
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and best of luck systems.