"It is an honor to welcome you to the Federation of Tepetitlán, First Minister Gallo. Allow me to be the first to welcome you to Tenochtitlán, and the Federal Palace. This palace was once the home of the rulers of the Tenochtitlán Altepetl - which means city-state in our native Nahuatl. Archaeologists from the University of Tenochtitlán have determined the palatial foundation to be as old as 2,000 years."
Premier Quetzal, now facing a dominating geographic feature of Tenochtitlán - "The Big Three", referring to the three active volcanoes which dominate the capital's skyline - spoke more about his nation.
"As for the name of our nation, it translates into your language as "the land amongst many volcanoes". For reasons yet to be determined, Tepetitlán sits above many geologic hot spots, which are plumes of magma which poke through the crust. As a result, the Federation is home to no less than 15 active volcanoes, nearly evenly distributed throughout the nation..."
Turning back towards First Minister Gallo, Premier Quetzal returned to face the First Minister, as to prevernt any sort of interpretation of disrespect towards the First Minister.
"...but I assume you didn't come for a history or geography lesson. The other delegations will be here shortly. Once they arrive, we will enter the Federal Palace to begin the summit."