Sekiya Posted January 7, 2023 Share Posted January 7, 2023 Nuran Cooperation Commission Continental Union Logo Member states in green Administrative Capital - North - South Institutional seats Zelokh (AUK) Vorstetten (RSY) Languages 6 main languages - Sekiyan - Kalmash - Fluvian - Astintzen - Ionian - Common 5 other recognized languages Government - President of the Nuran Parliament - Speaker of the Nuran Parliament Nuran Parliament Area - Total (Combined) 5,217,696 km2 (2,014,563 sq mi) Population (1423 estimate) - Total (Combined) - Density (Combined) 133,230,660 25.53/km2 (66.13/sq mi) Economy (1423 estimate) - GDP (Combined) - GDP per Capita (Combined) $3,004,123,815,588 $22,548.29 Formation - Tripartite Treaty - Treaty of Southern Nur - Treaty of West Fauthur TBD TBD TBD Overview The Nuran Cooperation Commission is a continental political & economic union of 5 member states that are located within the continent of Nur. The Union has a total area of xxx and an estimated total population of nearly xxx million. The Commission's goal to improve relations and promote peace, growth and stability within Nur. The NCC currently has 6 member nations The Republic of Sekiya The United Nations of Kalmach The United Republics of Fauthur The Directorial Republic of Rivalfiume The Infinite Empire of Aukera The Grand Republic of Ionia History Initial years & Tripartite Treaty The NCC was formed between Sekiya, Kalmach and Aukera. Treaty of Southern Nur Rivalfiume joined the NCC in 14XX, becoming the forth & fifth additional member of the NCC. Treaty of West Fauthur Fauthur joined the NCC in 1422, becoming the sixth additional member of the NCC. Demographics Languages The NCC is very diverse, with most nations having their own language. The NCC has a list of 'Legislative Languages', which all NCC publication is translated to and published in. Around 95% of the population in the NCC can speak one of the Legislative Languages. A list of Legislative Languages are: Sekiyan Kalmash Fluvian Astintzen Ionian Common A list of other languages within the NCC: Karlan Nursylvanian Flussi Caraccese Giovannilandese Founding Principles The Founding Principles are the goals envisioned by Sekiya, Kalmach and Aukera when the NCC was first created. It outlines key areas that the leaders of these nations decided were important to promote in order to further grow Nur. Mutual Respect: Members respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Members will refrain from any actions that undermine or threaten the sovereignty or territorial integrity of any member. Shared Goals: The NCC will promote peace, stability, and prosperity in Nur. This will be achieved through joint diplomatic initiative. Members will work together to address worldwide issues that may impact the NCC or the continent. Mutual Assistance: Members will provide mutual assistance in the event of any security threats or natural disasters. Human Rights and Environmental Protection: Members will promote and protect human rights. Members will also work together protecting the environment through joint conservation programs. Economic Cooperation: Members will promote economic cooperation through joint investment and trade. Members agree to reduce trade barriers and promote free trade within the NCC. Joint Diplomacy: Members will work towards coordinating and aligning foreign policies to promote the NCC’s shared interests. Acts License Plate Standardization Act (January 1432) - Establishment of a common vehicle license plate standard for all member nations. Agencies The NCC has several agencies that act under supervision of the NCC. NSA - Nuran Space Agency: This agency is responsible for coordinating and promoting space-related research and development initiatives amongst members. Whilst the NSA has not launched any missions yet, the addition of Fauthur to the NCC has allowed for the planning of a potential launch site in South Fauthur. Developing new space technologies Conducting joint space missions Information & Resource sharing related to space exploration NEA - Nuran Environmental Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting environmental protection and sustainable development within the NCC. Environmental monitoring programs Joint conservation initiatives Promotion of renewable energy Establishment of sustainable transportation technologies NASA - Nuran Aviation Safety Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting aviation safety within the NCC. Establishment of joint aviation safety standards Sharing of information and resources related to aviation safety Joint aviation safety audits NMSA - Nuran Maritime Safety Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting maritime safety within the NCC. Establishment of joint maritime safety standards Sharing of information and resources related to maritime safety Joint maritime safety audits NFSA - Nuran Food Safety Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting food safety within the NCC. Establishment of joint food safety standards Sharing of information and resources related to food safety Joint food safety audits NDPCA - Nuran Disease Prevention and Control Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting disease prevention and control within the NCC. Establishment of joint disease prevention and control standards Sharing of information and resources related to disease prevention and control Joint disease prevention and control initiatives NTEF - Nuran Training and Education Foundation: This agency is responsible for promoting education and training initiatives within the NCC. Joint training programs Sharing of information and resources to education and training Promotion of joint research and development initiatives Opportunities for abroad training and study Nurapol - Nuran Agency for Law Enforcement: This agency is responsible for coordinating and promoting law enforcement initiatives within the NCC. Working with local law enforcement agencies to track international criminals. Sharing of information and resources related to international cases Joint law enforcement operations to counter international crime & terrorism The Nurapol have two headquarters to cover both hemispheres of Nur. The Southern-Hemisphere HQ is located in Vorstetten and the Northern-Hemisphere HQ is located in XXX. NERA - Nuran Energy & Resource Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting resource & energy security and the development of renewable energy sources within the NCC. Joint research and development into energy production & resource extraction projects Joint investment into energy production & resource extraction projects Establishment of common standards and regulations NTC - Nuran Trade Commission: This agency is responsible for promoting trade and investment within the NCC. Establishment of a forum to deal with trade-related issues Joint trade policies and strategies Promotion of free and fair trade among members. NDMA - Nuran Disaster Management Agency: This agency is responsible for promoting disaster preparedness and response within the NCC. Establishment of joint disaster management protocols Developing early warning systems Coordinating joint disaster relief efforts. Hezur, Ionia, Flauschi918 and 3 others 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sekiya Posted January 7, 2023 Author Share Posted January 7, 2023 Statement from the NCC West Fauthur January 7th, 1423 For the past few months, diplomats from across Nur have gathered as part of the Nuran Cooperation Commission in West Fauthur to discuss plans on how the nations of Nur can be more unified to empower the continent on the global stage and reduce the reliance on the other continents. Diplomats have been attending from The Republic of Sekiya, The United Republics of Fauthur, The Directorial Republic of Rivalfiume, The Infinite Empire of Aukera and The United Nations of Kalmach. Many proposals have been submitted on ways that the nations of Nur can come together, including license plate standardization, freedom of movement, increased trade and a unified space program. The NCC has come to an agreement on License Plate standardization, and a design has been agreed upon which all participating nations have agreed to adopt. The red-tagged plates in Long and Square format. The NCC has identified several reasons why standardized license plates will be good for Nurans: Identification: License plates are used to identify vehicles and their owners. Standardized license plates make it easier to identify vehicles, especially in cases where there is a need to track down a particular vehicle for law enforcement or other purposes. Security: Standardized license plates make it more difficult for people to forge or alter license plates, which helps to reduce crime and improve security. International recognition: Standardized license plates make it easier for other countries, inside of and outside of Nur, to recognize and identify vehicles from a particular country. This can be important for customs and immigration purposes, as well as for law enforcement and other purposes. Ease of use: Standardized license plates are easier to read and understand, which can make it easier for law enforcement and other officials to identify and track vehicles. The rest of the white space on each plate is up to the discretion of the nation using it. Whilst these plate will not be mandatory within each member nation, the updated plates shall be included with any newly made cars from July 1423. Additionally, after a interim period of 5 years, a red-tagged plate shall be required for foreign travel. Signatories Sekiyan delegate: Jean-Luc Da Silva Kalmachian delegate: William Peisson Fauthurian delegates: Head of Government Kerglom Haft and Head of State Georg van Huben Aukeran delegate: Arch Lord Zorion Gekha re Ehlò Alios Et Vin Gehien Fluvian delegate: Laensio Mendini Additional note for the reader; Please find news hyperlinks below specific to each nation's use and design of the NCC red-tagged plates. The Kalmach Post The Sekiya Post Vivalfiume Common The New West - Fauthur Flauschi918 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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