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Ayar Congress
Ayar Congress | |
|---|---|
 Location of Ayar Congress member states (dark green) and observers (light green) | |
| Administrative center | Arvemşahr, Dzhuvenestan |
| Official languages | Aryi, Dzhuven, Madani |
| Type | International organization |
| Membership | 4 member states
2 observer states
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| Leaders | |
• Secretary-General |  Afran Zomorodi |
• President of the Council of Ayar States | Some guy |
| Formation | |
| Area | |
• Member states | 2,039,264 km2 (787,364 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2020 estimate | 144,756,416 |
• Density | 71/km2 (183.9/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2020 estimate |
• Total | $2.192 trillion |
• Per capita | $15,145.72 |
| Time zone | UTC+3, UTC+4 |
The Ayar Congress is a supranational regional organization in western Ochran comprising the four nations of the historical region of Ayarna. Founded in 19XX, the Congress brings together the nations of Asazeh, Ganzak, Dzhuvenestan and Shirazam in the spirit of shared culture, regional cooperation and diplomatic discussion on regional issues. The Congress also serves as the supervising power of numerous sub-organizations, such as the International Ayar Games Committee (IAGC), which is responsible for organizing the eponymous Ayar Games.
History
Structure
The most significant body within the Ayar Congress is the Council of Ayar States.
Ayar Games
The Ayar Games, sometimes referred to as the Ayarniad, are a series of international games put on by the Ayar Congress' International Ayar Games Committee.
The Games began as an exhibition of ethnic sports, but have since broadened to feature other international sports. The current roster of sports at the Ayar Games include:
- Polo (Showkan rules)
- Chess
- Mancala
- Freestyle wrestling
- Belt wrestling
- Weightlifting
The Games occur every 2 years and the host city is typically determined via a bidding process. A city (or that city's national government) may, however, bow out after receiving the honor of hosting the Games, at which point the IAGC is empowered to select a new host city via a consultative process.