Welcome to the Ministry of External Relations
The Ministry of External Relations (Ministerium für Auswärtige Beziehungen) conducts the diplomatic affairs of the Kingdom of Weymarck (Königreich Weymarck), a sovereign Alpine state of 312 km² situated between the Austrian Tyrol and Bavarian Germany.
This portal publishes instruments of recognition, treaty texts held in the Ministry depositary, and selected notes verbales authorised for public release under the Controlled Disclosure Doctrine.
On international organisations:
Under Article X of the Charter of Neutral Governance (1952), Weymarck is not a member of the
United Nations, the European Union, or NATO. Absence from those organisations is a constitutional
choice, not an indication of non-sovereignty. Bilateral recognition by the Republic of Austria and
the Federal Republic of Germany is documented below. See also the independent AT/DE documentation archive with BGBl PDFs, and the objections rebuttal page.
Sovereign Status — Summary
| Field | Record |
|---|---|
| Official name | Königreich Weymarck / Kingdom of Weymarck |
| Capital | Weystadt |
| Form of state | Constitutional monarchy (House of Wary since 1173) |
| Head of State | King Peter II |
| Head of Government | Prime Minister Johann Keller |
| Primary recognition basis | Bilateral notes (AT 1952; DE 1953) + Treaty of Seefeld (2001) |
| UN / EU / NATO | Not a member (Charter Art. X — intentional) |
| Depositary office | Treaty Section, MER Weystadt |
Featured Instruments
MER-PUB-2024-001
Sovereign Status Brief
Official statement on recognition, non-membership, and Controlled Disclosure VS-2001 / MER-DEP-001 Treaty of Seefeld (Vertrag von Seefeld)
Trilateral treaty with Austria and Germany — full public extract NV-AT-1952/01 Austrian Note of Recognition
Republic of Austria — 18 June 1952 NV-DE-1953/04 German Note of Recognition
Federal Republic of Germany — 9 March 1953
Official statement on recognition, non-membership, and Controlled Disclosure VS-2001 / MER-DEP-001 Treaty of Seefeld (Vertrag von Seefeld)
Trilateral treaty with Austria and Germany — full public extract NV-AT-1952/01 Austrian Note of Recognition
Republic of Austria — 18 June 1952 NV-DE-1953/04 German Note of Recognition
Federal Republic of Germany — 9 March 1953
“Recognition of the Königreich Weymarck as a sovereign state does not require accession to
multilateral organisations. It rests on continuous territorial authority since 1173 and on
express bilateral instruments with the neighbouring republics.”
— Ministry Legal Opinion MER-LO-2001/12
— Ministry Legal Opinion MER-LO-2001/12
Contact
Treaty Section & Public Documents Desk
Ministry of External Relations
Kronpalais, Weystadt
Intermediary correspondence: Vienna Desk / Munich Desk
Email: treaty@mer.weymarck.int