South Sakartvelos
South Sakartvelos, officially known as The Democratic Republic of South Sakartvelos, is a country located in the continent of Sarpedon. Following a fierce conflict against Soviet Yoshilandia, South Sakartvelos achieved independence on October 14, 2031. The country is characterized by its unique blend of democratic communism, where the economic system is based on communism, but leaders are democratically elected. Led by President Makvala Gelashvili, South Sakartvelos is divided into five provinces: Pelia, Caucasia, Sasha, Tbivanistan, and Alaka. The capital city, Tbirvozansk, located in Tbivanistan, serves as the country's political and cultural hub.
The Democratic Republic of South Sakartvelos Демократическая Республика Южный Сакартвелос (Russian) | |
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Motto: Наша страна превосходит всех, кто посмеет приблизиться к тому, чтобы покончить с ней. ("Our country is superior to all who dare come close to ending it.") | |
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| Capital | Tbirvozansk |
| Largest city | Your largest city (type "capital" for it to say "Capital and largest city") |
| Official languages | Russian |
| Religion | Orthodox Christianity |
| Demonym(s) | Georgian (noun) Sakartvelosian (adjective) |
| Government | Communist Democracy |
• President | Makvala Gelashvili |
• Speaker of the Senate | Ambrosi Giorgadze |
| Congress | |
| There is no lower house | |
| Establishment | |
• Independence of South Sakartvelos | 14/10/2031 |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 9,221,618 (2031) |
• Census | 9,219,542 (2030) |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | Your GDP = $361,321,436,476 |
• Per capita | $39,182 |
| Gini | 0.3 low |
| Currency | Siberian ruble (δ) (SBR) |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +724 |
| Internet TLD | .skv |
South Sakartvelos boasts a diverse political landscape, with three prominent political parties shaping its governance. The Communist Pact holds the majority in Congress with 89 out of 100 seats, including the presidency and the speaker of Congress. The Socialist Forward party commands seven seats, while the Liberal Party occupies three seats. Additionally, there is an independent representative in Congress. Legislation is formulated in the Supreme Court, underscoring the country's unique political structure.
The country's rich cultural heritage is rooted in its Slavic population, with Russian being the official language alongside Ukrainian, Georgian, and Serbian, which are also widely spoken. Christianity, particularly the Orthodox denomination, serves as the official state religion, although religious adherence is not mandatory. South Sakartvelos holds Dogs in high regard, symbolizing qualities of loyalty and bravery, while the hammer and sickle emblem represents communism, general equality, and the military. The nation thrives in three major industries: Arms Manufacturing, Information Technology, and Fishing. It demonstrates a commitment to sustainability, with 73% of its energy deriving from renewable sources, primarily hydroelectric power, due to its abundant rivers. Moreover, the country's efficient transportation network, encompassing railroads, buses, and ports, facilitates easy travel and connectivity throughout the nation. The GDP in Siberian Rubles is δ451,651,795,595 and the GDP/capita is δ48,977. South Sakartvelos is a member of the League of Nations.
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