General Association of Daxian Residents Abroad: Difference between revisions

The '''General Association of Corummese Residents Abroad''' (Corummese:我们是间谍)' is a non-governmental organization that aims to represent the interests of ethnic Corummese residents in other nations and works preserve their cultural traditions, independently from official Corummese diplomatic and cultural organs. The association was created in 1995 in [[Tabish]], [[Rusana]] and it opened more branches in several [[Alshar]] countries in the following decade. It boasts that around 75% of all [[Corummese people|Corummese]] living overseas are formally enrolled in the association, a claim disputed by other expatriate and exile groupings. A few nations such as [[the Cape]] have banned the association from operating in their territory on suspicion of working as a fifth column for the [[Corumm]]ese government.

The national branches of the association each maintain several departments focused on providing various forms of assistance to the Corummese communities they serve. The department of Economic Development has a business incubator that helps local Corummese acquire loans from the [[Alshar Development Bank]], link up with prospective investors with experience in the desired sector and provides low cost accounting services from firms it keeps on retainer.