Whenever South Baba decides to establish diplomatic relations with other countries, it does so after a mutual granting of legations as “a further step forward in our efforts to disseminate friendly relations in a troubled world”.

To that effect, several binational action and discussion groups have been established to foster development cooperation between South Baba and its individual partners. These institutions promote economic and national growth, work to improve conditions of production, assist in dealing with environmental issues and help to ensure better access to healthcare and education for the poor; focusing mainly on cultural exchanges, institutional stability, social development, employment and income, natural resources and the environment.
These agencies are co-funded by their respective governments:

◾️ Sardon International Centre (SIC) - Cowbridge
◾️ Telsoba Institute (TI) - Telzoia
◾️ Sobinti Center (SC) - Intion North
◾️ Jinju-Baba Institute (JBI) - Jinju-Do
◾️ Oscar III Institute (O3I) - Skaraborg

The Republic of South Baba also proceeds to initiate cultural, educational and people-to-people ties with any respective nations.

In addition, the House of Assembly of the Republic of South Baba has, on fifteen separate occasions, chartered institutions of higher learning on foreign soil to promote diplomacy, internationalism, and public service as a sign of global peace and cooperation. The construction of said institutions is largely funded by the South Baban government and any degrees they confer are recognized by every major university in the Republic of South Baba. These institutions, classified as South Baban Grant Institutions (SBGIs), are: