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|leader_title3 = [[MASA Foreign Policy Council#Chair|Chairman]] of the [[MASA Foreign Policy Council|Foreign Policy Council]] | |leader_title3 = [[MASA Foreign Policy Council#Chair|Chairman]] of the [[MASA Foreign Policy Council|Foreign Policy Council]] | ||
|leader_name3 = {{flagicon|Agnia}} [[Reinaldo Oliveira]] | |leader_name3 = {{flagicon|Agnia}} [[Reinaldo Oliveira]] | ||
|leader_title4 = [[MASA Defense Council#Chair| | |leader_title4 = [[MASA Defense Council#Chair|Chairwoman]] of the [[MASA Defense Council|Defense Council]] | ||
|leader_name4 = {{flagicon|Patriarchate of Mavona}} [[Alejandra España]] | |leader_name4 = {{flagicon|Patriarchate of Mavona}} [[Alejandra España]] | ||
|leader_title5 = [[Supreme Court of MASA#Chief Justice|Chief Justice]] of the [[Supreme Court of MASA]] | |leader_title5 = [[Supreme Court of MASA#Chief Justice|Chief Justice]] of the [[Supreme Court of MASA]] | ||
|leader_name5 = {{flagicon|Shkodër Federation}} [[Francesc Rofastes]] | |leader_name5 = {{flagicon|Shkodër Federation}} [[Francesc Rofastes]] | ||
|leader_title6 = [[MASA Board of Auditors#Chair| | |leader_title6 = [[MASA Board of Auditors#Chair|Chairwoman]] of the [[MASA Board of Auditors|Board of Auditors]] | ||
|leader_name6 = {{flagicon|Shkodër Federation}} [[Sílvia Desplans]] | |leader_name6 = {{flagicon|Shkodër Federation}} [[Sílvia Desplans]] | ||
|leader_title7 = [[MASA Central Bank#President|President]] of the [[MASA Central Bank]] | |leader_title7 = [[MASA Central Bank#President|President]] of the [[MASA Central Bank]] | ||
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|population_estimate = {{Increase}} 121,567,924 | |population_estimate = {{Increase}} 121,567,924 | ||
|population_estimate_year = 2020 | |population_estimate_year = 2020 | ||
|population_density_km2 = {{ | |population_density_km2 = {{Pop density|121567924|893847|km2|disp=num}} | ||
|GDP_PPP = ₭5.9 trillion | |GDP_PPP = ₭5.9 trillion | ||
|GDP_PPP_year = 2020 | |GDP_PPP_year = 2020 | ||
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MASA is governed by the 300 members [[MASA Parliament]], which is elected proportionately from each country, and the [[MASA Council of Ministers|Council of Ministers]], which is made up of the prime ministers of all members and some of their subdivisions, which serves as both an upper house and head of the [[MASA executive branch|executive branch]]. Foreign policy is controlled by the [[MASA Foreign Policy Council|Foreign Policy Council]], made up of the four foreign affairs ministers, while defense policy is controlled by the [[MASA Defense Council|Defense Council]], made up of the four defense ministers. The latter also controls the [[Free Middle Mavonan Armed Forces]], which was formed in 2014 when the armed forces of the members were merged. Other institutions include the [[MASA Courts]], tasked with interpreting MASA law and settling disputes between members, the [[MASA Board of Auditors|Board of Auditors]], the {{wp|supreme audit instutition}}, and the [[MASA Central Bank]], which controls monetary policy in the union and the [[MASA lira]]. | MASA is governed by the 300 members [[MASA Parliament]], which is elected proportionately from each country, and the [[MASA Council of Ministers|Council of Ministers]], which is made up of the prime ministers of all members and some of their subdivisions, which serves as both an upper house and head of the [[MASA executive branch|executive branch]]. Foreign policy is controlled by the [[MASA Foreign Policy Council|Foreign Policy Council]], made up of the four foreign affairs ministers, while defense policy is controlled by the [[MASA Defense Council|Defense Council]], made up of the four defense ministers. The latter also controls the [[Free Middle Mavonan Armed Forces]], which was formed in 2014 when the armed forces of the members were merged. Other institutions include the [[MASA Courts]], tasked with interpreting MASA law and settling disputes between members, the [[MASA Board of Auditors|Board of Auditors]], the {{wp|supreme audit instutition}}, and the [[MASA Central Bank]], which controls monetary policy in the union and the [[MASA lira]]. | ||
The four countries cover an area of 893,847 square kilometers (345,116 square miles) and have a population of | The four countries cover an area of 893,847 square kilometers (345,116 square miles) and have a population of 121.6 million, and a GDP of ₭3.4 trillion. They are all members of the [[East Stratean Free Travel Area]] and the [[Trans-Tenific Partnership]]. They are all classified as emerging economies, and face many challenges including corruption, wealth inequality, and threats from their neighbors. High tensions remain between MASA and [[Middle Mavona]], with skirmishes frequently being fought on their borders, and with [[Pätschlàn]] which has allied with Middle Mavona. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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* [[Prime Minister of Mavona]] - 2 votes | * [[Prime Minister of Mavona]] - 2 votes | ||
{{flag|Shkodër Federation}}: | {{flag|Shkodër Federation}}: | ||
* [[Prime Minister of the Shkodër Federation]] - | * [[Prime Minister of the Shkodër Federation]] - 0.1 votes (this number is given so the Prime Minister is unable to affect the outcome of any votes besides being able to break ties) | ||
* [[First Minister of Bacalia]] - 1 vote | * [[First Minister of Bacalia]] - 1 vote | ||
* [[First Minister of Green Fulvania]] - 1 vote | * [[First Minister of Green Fulvania]] - 1 vote | ||
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MASA | |
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 Location of MASA | |
| Location | Middle Mavona, East Stratea |
| Capitals |  Nazaré (Courts, Parliament) Ralume (DC, FPC) Shkodër (BoA, Executive, MCB) |
| Languages | Main language: Gagian National languages: Agnian Fulvanian Serran Stegtu Regional languages: Narulian Oestgagian Quartan Razachi Sarani Tarsi Vestan |
| Type | Economic union, Military alliance, Political union |
| Member states | Agnia Atocha Patriarchate of Mavona Shkodër Federation |
| Leaders | |
• Chairman of the Council of Ministers | Urtash Zagreda |
• President of the MASA Parliament | Sebastian Guerrero |
• Chairman of the Foreign Policy Council | Reinaldo Oliveira |
• Chairwoman of the Defense Council | Alejandra España |
• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of MASA | Francesc Rofastes |
• Chairwoman of the Board of Auditors | Sílvia Desplans |
• President of the MASA Central Bank | Carlota Monteiro |
| General Raül Casabella | |
| Legislature | |
| Council of Ministers | |
| MASA Parliament | |
| Establishment | |
• United States of Middle Mavona dissolved | 8 June 1985 |
• First Shkodër Treaty signed | 31 October 1990 |
| 18 December 1995 | |
• Treaty of Nazaré signed | 15 January 1996 |
| 15 March 1999 | |
• Treaty of Mavona ratified | 1 June 2002 |
• Atocha, Mavona, and Shkodër Federation admitted into TTP | 5 May 2004 |
• ESFTA established | 1 June 2005 |
• Treaty of Atocha ratified | 1 August 2011 |
| Area | |
• Total | 893,847 km2 (345,116 sq mi) |
• Water (%) | 3.80% |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate |  121,567,924 |
• Density | 136.00529/km2 (352.3/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | ₭5.9 trillion |
• Per capita | ₭48,381 |
| GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | ₭3.4 trillion |
• Per capita | ₭28,156 |
| Gini (2023) |  42.3medium |
| HDI (2020) | 0.888 very high |
| Currency | MASA lira (₺) (MSL) |
Website www.masa.ms | |
MASA is a political, economic, and military alliance of four East Stratean states: Agnia, Atocha, the Patriarchate of Mavona, and the Shkodër Federation. While nominally a political union, MASA has some characteristics of both a confederation and a federation.
The Treaty of XXX, which led to the end of the Third Great War, had the United States of Middle Mavona be dissolved after referenda were held in its territory. When Third Coalition troops withdrew in 1989, the Middle Mavonan War began as many were not satisfied with the new borders. Bacalia, Green Fulvania, and Yellow Fulvania briefly fought each other before signing the First Shkodër Treaty in late-1990. Oestgagium, Quarto, Serro, and Vestun then signed the Treaty of Ezcaray in mid-1991 as they faced a threat of invasion from the new allies. The former countries allied with Agnia when a Furbish-led intervention began in 1992, which the countries supported. It ended in a stalemate 1995, with Atocha and Mavona being liberated after being invaded by Serro earlier in the war. Atocha, Mavona, Agnia, and the Shkodër Treaty signatories increased cooperations with each other and with Gagium and The Furbish Islands, with the former four signing the Treaty of Nazaré in early-1996. The Second Shkodër Treaty officially established the Shkodër Federation in 1999, and in 2002 the Treaty of Mavona officially established MASA as an economic and political union. MASA institutions were further strengthened in the Treaty of Atocha signed in 2011.
MASA is governed by the 300 members MASA Parliament, which is elected proportionately from each country, and the Council of Ministers, which is made up of the prime ministers of all members and some of their subdivisions, which serves as both an upper house and head of the executive branch. Foreign policy is controlled by the Foreign Policy Council, made up of the four foreign affairs ministers, while defense policy is controlled by the Defense Council, made up of the four defense ministers. The latter also controls the Free Middle Mavonan Armed Forces, which was formed in 2014 when the armed forces of the members were merged. Other institutions include the MASA Courts, tasked with interpreting MASA law and settling disputes between members, the Board of Auditors, the supreme audit instutition, and the MASA Central Bank, which controls monetary policy in the union and the MASA lira.
The four countries cover an area of 893,847 square kilometers (345,116 square miles) and have a population of 121.6 million, and a GDP of ₭3.4 trillion. They are all members of the East Stratean Free Travel Area and the Trans-Tenific Partnership. They are all classified as emerging economies, and face many challenges including corruption, wealth inequality, and threats from their neighbors. High tensions remain between MASA and Middle Mavona, with skirmishes frequently being fought on their borders, and with Pätschlàn which has allied with Middle Mavona.
History
Post-Third Great War (1983-1990)
Middle Mavonan War (1990-1995)
Increasing cooperation (1995-2002)
The name MASA was chosen for the new union, which is an acronym of the names of the four members.
Formation to present (2002-present)
Member states
Since its foundation in 2002, MASA has four member states:
Comparison
Enlargement
Enlargement of MASA has been discussed numerous times with several Lower Mavonan states.
All countries have agreed that joining the TTP and ESFTA would have to be a prerequisite to joining MASA due to their level of integration, but both groups have been more selective in their membership.
Politics and governance
Treaties
Council of Ministers
The Council of Ministers serves as both the upper house and the head of the executive branch of MASA. It has twelve ex officio members:
- Prime Minister of Agnia - 2 votes
- First Minister of Amador - 1 vote
- First Minister of Barreiros-Vilamar - 0.5 votes
- First Minister of Loarre - 0.5 votes
- Prime Minister of Atocha - 2 votes
- Prime Minister of Mavona - 2 votes
- Prime Minister of the Shkodër Federation - 0.1 votes (this number is given so the Prime Minister is unable to affect the outcome of any votes besides being able to break ties)
- First Minister of Bacalia - 1 vote
- First Minister of Green Fulvania - 1 vote
- First Minister of Yellow Fulvania - 1 vote
- First Minister of Ayerbe - 0.5 votes
- First Minister of North Quarto - 0.5 votes
Chairmanship of the Council of Ministers can be held by any member, but in practice the position rotates between the four prime ministers. They have no set meeting place, but typically meet in one of the national capitals.
The main function of the Council of Ministers is to head the executive branch of MASA. Decisions are carried out by a majority vote acccording to the scheme outlined above.
The other function of the Council of Ministers is to act as the upper house. They have the ability to veto all legislation passed by the MASA Parliament, which can be done with a majority vote using the above scheme.
MASA Parliament
Executive branch
Courts
Board of Auditors
MASA Central Bank
Foreign relations
Defense
Geography
Economy
Demographics
Culture
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