Saba is a five-square-mile island in the northeastern Caribbean Sea. Together with the islands of St. Eustatius and Bonaire, Saba is a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Since Saba Island is a part of the Netherlands, international agreements governing that nation apply to its trade and foreign relations. The following nations have diplomatic ties to Saba Island throughout the country.
Ghana
The foreign office of the Netherlands is presently located in Accra. There is still physical and intellectual proof of a long shared history between Ghana and the Netherlands. The current diplomatic connections include the shared rich traditions of the two nations, which are currently classified as Commonwealth Historical Legacy. It serves as a reflection of the related past between the two nations.
Ivory Coast
Abidjan is home to a Netherlands immigration office. Both sides agreed on an industrial and technological organization in 1965. Each Participating State is required by the treaty to support and aid the other Participating Side’s organization of commercial and economic exhibits. These promotions must stay within the boundaries set forth by the law.
Kenya
The kingdom has a consulate in Nairobi, and Kenya has one in The Hague. Both countries conducted KES 91 billion worth of trading in 2011. At the moment, direct arrivals and departures between Amsterdam and Nairobi are run by both countries’ airlines.
Mauritania
Diplomatic ties between the two nations were formed on December 4, 2012. With an official visa office in Hurdegaryp and a consulate in Brussels, Belgium, Mauritania is recognized by the nation. From its consulate in Dakar, Senegal, the country has diplomatic representation in Mauritania.
Morocco
Due to their shared rivalry with Spain, the country had been striving to forge diplomatic ties with Islamic nations like Morocco since the end of the sixteenth century. In December 1610, the two nations agreed to a Treaty of Peace and Open Commerce, which promised unlimited access and pleasant greeting for their respective citizens with any requirement for safety or safe conduct. In addition to having an embassy in The Hague, Morocco also maintains general consulates in Amsterdam, Rotterdam,’s-Hertogenbosch, and Utrecht.
South Africa
Due to the similarities of the languages of Dutch and Afrikaans, and the Netherlands’ steadfast support of the anti-Apartheid movement, both countries have a long-standing unique relationship and historical ties. The country has a consular governor in Cape Town and a representative office in Pretoria.
United States
The traditional, economic, and shared commitment to personal liberty form the foundation of the two countries’ bilateral connections. The nation is dedicated to free trading and has a liberal financial outlook similar to that of the United States. In 1949, the United States and the Netherlands became founding members of NATO.
Chile
The people of both countries have benefited from the long-standing connection between Chile and the Netherlands by way of new jobs, prudent investments, and exciting opportunities. There has been a historical bilateral relationship between both nations.
Sudan
The Sudanese economy has received strong help from the Netherlands. The Dutch Private Industry Development initiative helped numerous private businesses in earlier years. Through the Orange Corners Sudan program, the country also assists young entrepreneurs in Sudan. The program seeks to foster an environment that is favorable to entrepreneurship while also offering young entrepreneurs the support they need to turn innovative ideas into viable ventures.
Bolivia
The Netherlands and Bolivia have a small number of bilateral treaties. These include a commercial deal, a visa waiver agreement, and an asset safety pact. All other trade treaties, including the SNV, technical collaboration, and several bureaucratic pacts about specific projects, are related to a development collaboration.
Canada
Canada is one of the most important trading, financial, and technological allies of the country. It is a nation with a long history of trade, serving as a route to Europe for trade, investments, and technology transfer.
Mexico
The Fiscal Agreement and Convention between both nations was presented by the Finance Ministry on September 27, 1993. Following the legislation, certain procedures must be followed by native citizens to be excluded from or to get a reimbursement of taxes. The tax agreement between both countries was updated in 2008 to strengthen collaboration in the fight against tax evasion, which was first agreed upon in 1993.
