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Initially the [[Aquitiane]] Ambassador to the then-Kingdom of Lech, Du Picq was quickly promoted to Minister of Foreign Affairs on 31 December, 2020. Many challenges were presented to Aquitaine in terms of foreign policy, such as gaining respect and recognition on the international scale. He successfully negociated the relaxation of [[Vindex Nation|Vindex Nation's]] travel ban on Aquitaine citizens, as well as established the first diplomatic relations with Lech and [[Wilden]]. Along with Ambassador to Lech Laurent Piers, the Aquitaine Ministry of Foreign Affairs designed multiple buildings with the intention of the construction of them in their respective countries as embassies, but they never broke ground. Du Picq resigned on 17 April 2021, after losing interest in his job. | Initially the [[Aquitiane]] Ambassador to the then-Kingdom of Lech, Du Picq was quickly promoted to Minister of Foreign Affairs on 31 December, 2020. Many challenges were presented to Aquitaine in terms of foreign policy, such as gaining respect and recognition on the international scale. He successfully negociated the relaxation of [[Vindex Nation|Vindex Nation's]] travel ban on Aquitaine citizens, as well as established the first diplomatic relations with Lech and [[Wilden]]. Along with Ambassador to Lech Laurent Piers, the Aquitaine Ministry of Foreign Affairs designed multiple buildings with the intention of the construction of them in their respective countries as embassies, but they never broke ground. Du Picq resigned on 17 April 2021, after losing interest in his job. | ||
Additionally, Du Picq was the lead architect in a government infrastructure project. After a complete design of Aquitaine, the government was unable to source contractors to construct the Parisian city. | Additionally, Du Picq was the lead architect in a government infrastructure project. After a complete design of Aquitaine, the government was unable to source contractors to construct the Parisian city. The site of Du Picq's failed infrastructure project is now the Bastille castle and an airport, the latter of which is under construction. | ||
== Travels and career in Imperial Lech == | == Travels and career in Imperial Lech == | ||