Wazistan
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| Flag of Wazistan | |
| Motto: "Fight the Good Fight" | |
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| Region | Europe |
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| Capital | Ijad |
| Official Language(s) | Arabic, English |
| Leader | His Excellency, President Kamal Jalil (Head of State.)
The Honorable Prime Minister, Musham Allawi (Head of Government.) |
| Population | 1.881billion. |
| Currency | Wazi Doller |
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The Revolutionary Republic of Wazistan is a Federal Republic, with a semi-presidential form of Government.
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History
Wazistan gained independence in March 17, 1678 and official was declared the Repubilc of Wazistan. Wazistan went through Economic hardship for many years after independence was achieved. It wasn't until the 1800s when Wazistan began emerging from its shatterered economcy.
In 1928, A Military coup led by Raul Bin Mohammoud overthrew the Wazi Government and official declared himself King of the new Kingdom of Wazistan. For the next couple of years, Wazis did not fault the new King and his policies. Economic growth continued and the King lessen the Government's role in its citizen's lives. In 1945, however King Raul died and his son, Zahir asccended to the throne.
King Zahir, unlike his father, installed a brutal regime over the country, using the military to keep a grip on the country. King Zahir disbanded civil rights, suspended the Declaration of Human Rights of 1904, and began executing opposition leaders to his rule. The King allowed terrorist a safe haven in Wazistan, allowing them to ran ramped throughout the country without consequence.
In 1970, The Revolutionar Guard, and group of fighters whose goal is to end the Monarch and restore democracy to the country began a large uprise in the Ujaz Province. Under the leadership of Muhammud al-Bara, the Guard began a 5 year long campaign against the Monarchy.
In 1975, after 5 years of bloodshed, King Zahir Bin Mohammud and his son Omar fled Ijad.
Shortly after the King's fall, the Country fell into political turmoil. All 20 Provinces were skeptical of the future, the Wazi Military had disbanded in fear, and anarchy was a common thing. Muhammud al-Bara sooned arrived in the Capital and soon declared a Interim Government, which would stir the country to its first elections since 1920. All 20 Provinces at first rejected the new Government, but sooned accepted it. The new Military, which was composed of memebrs of the Guard, soon began expanding throughout the country to restore order.
In 1980, the country held its first Presidential and Parliamentary elections in 60 years. Mr. Ishmal Brahim was elected President, and Dr. Jatal Abuz, who led the Untied Muslim Alliance, the first party founded since 1920; was appointed Prime Minister.
Politics
Wazistan's Heads of State are a President and Vice President, who's official titles are His/Her Excellency, the President or Vice President of Wazistan, with the Vice President only executing duties given to him by the President. The President of Wazistan, bylaw must sign all treaties, sign all bills passed by the Legislature before they can go into effect. The President of Wazistan represents the people of Wazistan at international fourms. The President of Wazistan, bylaw must appoint the someone to head the Government, has the power to dissolve the Government and the Legislature, appoint the Govenment, on the advise of the Head of Government. The President has the power to declare a state of emergency, suspend the consititution only in a state of emergency, and to recieve foreign diplomats. The President has the power to put laws and other civil matters to a National Referendum, issue orders called Decrees which have power over all agencies in the Government, but they can be overrule by a majority vote in the Cabinet, but traditionally they never are.
Wazistan's Head of Government, who's official title is The Honorable, Prime Minister of Wazistan, is appointed by the President, normally the leader of the majority party in the legislature. The Prime Minister, then forms the Government, on which s/he will serve as Chair. The Government, which consist of the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, and the 19 Ministers to head the Government Ministries. The Government sets the domestic and foreign policies of the Government, and executes all laws passed by Parliament and approved by the President.
The Legislature of Wazistan is the Parliament of the Revolutionary Republic of Wazistan, which consist of the Heads of State, the House of Councillors, and the Senate. The Parliament powers include:
- Make the laws
- raise the armed forces
- collect the taxes
- establish courts under the Supreme Court
- coin money
- regulations concerning commerce between Foreign nations
- To make uniform rules for the naturalization of foreign citizens
- To set the standards for weights and measures
- Bring forth impeachment against Federal Officiers.
The House of Councillors consist of 669 members, who are elected to a 8 year term. Two-Third of the House of Councillors are up for elections every 5 years. The House of Councillors is the only body that can bring impeachment charges against the President, Vice President, or any Federal officer. The Senate consist of 200 members, who are elected to a 7 year term. Two-third of the Senate are up for elections every 5 years. The Senate, bylaw, must conduct a trial after impeachment charges are brough against a federal officer. A majoirty vote of a Joint session of Parliament is needed to force the Cabinet into resigning. A two-third vote is needed by all 200 Senators to impeach the President, Vice President, or any federal officers.
The Supreme Court of Wazistan is the head of the Judical Branch of the Wazistan. The Court consist of A Cheif Justice, and 9 Associate Justices. The Supreme Court has the power to declare acts by Parliament or the President unconsitutional, it can settle disputes between Provinces and the Legislative and Executive Branch, serves as the final court in a appeal, and also can overturn impeachment convictions by the Parliament. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court presides over the Court's day-to-day operations. S/he is required by law to administer the Oath of Office to the President and Vice President of Wazistan. S/he also must preside over impeachment trials against federal officers. A majority vote is needed in any case before the Court.
Government Officials
Heads of State
- President- Kamal Jalil
- Vice President- Iyad Sharon
Cabinet Members.
- Prime Minister- Musham Allawi, also Leader of the Islamic Liberal Party.
- Deputy PM- Mahmoud Abba
- Minister of Foreign Affairs- Abu Ali Karzai
- Minister of Defense- Raja Hamid
- Minister of Security- Bashar Abdullah
- Minister of Justice- Zahir Isail
- Minister of Interior- Fahd Sultan
- Minister of Energy- Mohand Nani
- Minister of Finance- Elfat Fiddat
- Minister of Health- Aman al-Karamni
- Minister of Human Services- Amir Elham
- Minister of Labor- Hawa Leil
- Minister of Commerce- Zahir Bargouti
- Minister of Transportation- Marwan Hasan
- Minister of Agriculture- Byada Dahr
- Minister of Education- Aylia Abuddlah
- Minister of Culture- Gawiz Fahesh
- Minister for Human Rights- Abed Sakri
- Minister of State- Soni Hosni
- High Commissoner for Ghasian Affairs- Gloria Ramzi
- Tourism Administrator- Ahmad al-Rawi
Leader of the Opposition.
- Kahdi Yarwar, Leader of the United People's Alliance.
Parliament Leadership
- Speaker of the House of Councillors- Yaffet Yitzak(Independent)
- Deputy Speaker of the House of Councillors- Mezj Isa(ILP)
- House Majority Leader- Yateem Asnar(ILP)
- House Miniority Leader- Sultan Mazm(UPA)
- President of the Senate- Iyad Sharon(ICP)
- President pro Tempore- Nassiat Sawda(ILP)
- Senate Majority Leader- Sahir al-Nasar(ILP)
- Senate Minority Leader- Moniet Hamid(ICP)
