-2affairs capacity by the United States acknowledges the internaThus, for example, while tional legal personalities of the FAS. the United States will provide certain services under the Compact, these activities will take place on a government-to-government basis through an international agreement and the exercise by the FAS of foreign affairs authority, rather than by the direct extension of U.S. domestic programs as was done during the Trusteeship pursuant to Article 3 of the Trusteeship Agreement. The FAS agree in this section to conduct their affairs of state in accordance with international law and settle disputes by peaceful means. Section 122. In this section, the United States agrees to support FAS participation and membership in regional and international organizations as may be mutually agreed from time to time. This section also obligates the United States to accept qualified FAS citizens for training in the Foreign Service Institute. This program will contribute to FAS capabilities to meet the demands of their new political status and promote intergovernmental cooperation between the FAS and the United States. Section 123. In this section, the FAS agree to consult with the United States in foreign affairs matters in recognition of the authority-and responsibility of the United States under Title Three. This section also provides that the United States will consult with the FAS on foreign affairs matters which relate to or affect the FAS. This arrangement reflects reciprocal obligations of the parties for consultation, given the overall allocation of authority and responsiblity under the Compact. Section 124. This section authorizes the United States, upon request, to assist the FAS in foreign affairs matters, and includes a disclaimer of responsiblity for actions of the FAS taken with the assistance or through the agency of the United Statees Government. Section 125. This section is a disclaimer by the United States of responsiblity for FAS actions in their exercise of their foreign affairs capacity. Section 126. Under this section, the United States will provide, upon request, consular services to FAS citizens abroad as if they were United States citizens. Section 127. This section provides for termination of all obligations, responsiblities, rights and benefits of the United States under any treaty made applicable to the Trust Territory during the Trusteeship. The continued application of such