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Fort Europe provides The Commonwealth Armed Forces with approximately 40% of it's personnel on which it is reliant on for the security and defence of the nation. | Fort Europe provides The Commonwealth Armed Forces with approximately 40% of it's personnel on which it is reliant on for the security and defence of the nation. | ||
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| + | === Sports === | ||
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| + | There are many sports played with Fort Europe at all levels, under the authority of the Commonwealth Events and Sports Organisation. Because of the popularity of some sporting competitions, each of The Commonwealth's member nations has its own national teams which compete on an international level. Professional domestic sports leagues are combined however with only the amature leagues seperated by national boundries. | ||
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| + | ==== Football ==== | ||
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| + | Football is The domestic leagues however are combined at the proffessional level, with only the amature leagues seperated by national boundries. | ||
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| + | *[[Fort Europe National Football Team]] | ||
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| Flag of Fort Europe | |
| Motto: No Limits | |
| No Map Available Yet | |
| Region | The YoungWorld |
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| Capital | Stape |
| Official Language(s) | English |
| Leader | Elizebeth Rigolo |
| Population | ~4,500,000,000 |
| Currency | The Euro |
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Contents
Fort Europe
The Commonwealth Nation of Fort Europe is located on the picturesque East Coast of Larrisa, a small continent near the equator of The Brave New World. The nation has a long and coloured history, which is apparent in its architecture and culture. Fort Europe is devided into six provinces which are listed below.
The Commonwealth
Fort Europe is the primary of several nations that make up The Commonwealth. Because of its position and size the Commonwealth's seat of power is located in Stape, Fort Europe's capital city.
National Council
While the Great Leader is the supreme ruler of The Commonwealth, Fort Europe is governed by a National Council which deals with all internal issues. The elected Chairperson of the National Council represents Fort Europe in the Commonwealth Council. The six seats at the National Council of Fort Europe are filled by the chairpersons from each of the six provinces.
Province Councils
Fort Europe is devided into six provinces, each of which has it's own council for dealing with minor issues that relate to their specific areas such as infestructure maintainance. The members of these councils are made up of representitives from local authorities, organisations and buisnesses. The elected Chairperson of each Province Council represents their province in the National Council.
Military
Fort Europe provides The Commonwealth Armed Forces with approximately 40% of it's personnel on which it is reliant on for the security and defence of the nation. The Commonwealth Armed Forces are also responsible for the Police and Medical services in Fort Europe.
Sports
There are many sports played with Fort Europe at all levels, under the authority of the Commonwealth Events and Sports Organisation. Because of the popularity of some sporting competitions, each of The Commonwealth's member nations has its own national teams which compete on an international level. Professional domestic sports leagues are combined however with only the amature leagues seperated by national boundries.
Football
Football is The domestic leagues however are combined at the proffessional level, with only the amature leagues seperated by national boundries.
