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Revision as of 23:13, 7 July 2024
Principality of Obrosa | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Motto: "Obrosa land of liberty With honor we are free In peace and love" | |
| Anthem: Our fields are green our skies are blue | |
| Capital | obrosa |
| Official languages | Arabic |
| Recognised national languages | Arabic , Russian |
| Demonym(s) | Obrosa |
| Government | Principality of Obrosa |
• | Motasem Wael Alrawashdeh |
| Philip Northrop | |
| Area | |
• Total | 6,515,767 km2 (2,515,752 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 131,000,000 |
| HDI (2016) | 0.78 high |
| Currency | Col (COL) |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy |
| Driving side | left |
| Calling code | +83 |
| Internet TLD | .cd |
The Principality of Obrosa, A small emirate, also known as the Bartazouga triangle between Egypt and Sudan, devoid of natural resources.The "Principality of Obrosa" is a unique example of innovation and bold thinking in political and geographical realms. Dr. Motasem Alrawashdeh aims to draw attention to important issues related to international borders, human rights, and sustainable development through this initiative. He also hopes that the Principality of Obrosa will serve as a model of good governance and development.[1]
Establishing a new state is a complex endeavor filled with challenges, but it also reflects human ambition and the capacity for change and innovation. Dr. Motasem is currently working with a team of experts and specialists to develop suitable infrastructure for his Principality and to establish legal and administrative foundations that ensure its stability and prosperity.
In summary, Dr. Motasem Wael Alrawashdeh is a symbol of courage and innovation. Despite the significant challenges he faces, he remains committed to realizing his vision of creating the Principality of Obrosa as a living example of human potential for change and development, It is an unrecognized country.
Etmology
History
The turning point came when Motasem learned about Bir Tawil, a strip of land between Egypt and Sudan that was unclaimed by either country. This uninhabited and harsh desert region seemed like the perfect canvas for his vision. With a clear plan and an unwavering spirit, he decided to transform Bir Tawil into the Principality of Obrosa.
The emblem of Principality of Obrosa [2]is a powerful and evocative symbol that encapsulates the values, aspirations, and heritage of this newly founded nation. The emblem features a crown adorned with a single golden star, a design that speaks volumes about the identity and vision of Obrosa.
At the heart of the emblem is the crown, a timeless symbol of sovereignty and leadership. The crown represents the Emirate's commitment to establishing a stable and just governance system, where the leadership is dedicated to serving the people with wisdom and integrity. It reflects the idea of unity and strength, emphasizing the importance of a cohesive and resilient nation.
The golden star atop the crown adds a profound layer of meaning to the emblem. Gold, historically associated with excellence, prosperity, and purity, signifies the emirate's ambitions for a bright and prosperous future. The star itself is a universal symbol of guidance and hope. In the context of Obrosa, it represents the nation's guiding principles of innovation, progress, and enlightenment. It serves as a beacon for the citizens, reminding them of their shared goals and the collective journey towards a better future.
National drink
The signature drink of Obrosa is called the Obrosaini, a non-alcoholic mixed drink of Sprite, grenadine, and pineapple juice, with added cherries and slices of banana, orange, and pineapple.
Independence
The Independence of the Unrecognized State of Obrosa: A Journey Since 2022
In 2022, Motasem Wael Alrawashdeh declared the independence of Obrosa in the unclaimed Bir Tawil region between Egypt and Sudan. Despite its goals of justice and innovation, Obrosa struggles for international recognition due to geopolitical complexities and the international community's hesitance.
Motasem and his team have reached out to global organizations and leaders, showcasing Obrosa's development in infrastructure, education, and sustainability. Despite progress, official recognition remains elusive.
As of 2024, Obrosa continues its quest, focusing on sustainable growth and embodying its people's dreams for a just future.
See also
Footnotes
Further reading
External links
- ↑ Knowledge and information relating to the Principality of Obrosa on the https://web.archive.org/web/20231228024815/https%3A%2F%2Fobrosa.000webhostapp.com%2F
- ↑ The state emblem of Oberosa on the https://obrosa.great-site.net/