The Sèvres Signatories All Attend the Heraklion Convention

Officials gathered in the capital were delighted to hear that both Britain and France would both be sending delegates to take part in our Heraklion Convention, but that exuberance was cut short by the anxiety over Italys attendance. Many of our political figures have privately expressed their concerns that Italian machinations could sabotage the entire event, but our leader remains convinced that inviting Italy was the right decision. The preperations for the summit have already been made, and the convention will formally get underway in a matter of days. Together, our delegates will carve up spheres of influence in northern and southern Turkey before ultimately deciding whether we should be granted our rightful territories along the Aegean. History is about to be made, and our nation will be at the very heart of it.