Caminoes
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The Federal Republic of Caminoes Des Republiqa Phederalis et Kaminoa | |
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Motto: "Est Pluro Este Nubo Est Delto""For more, and new, for family" | |
Anthem: Dirkis Et de Natt, Kall Et de Chão Dark Is The Night, Cold Is The Ground a | |
Capital | Sagacity |
Largest city | Ianua City |
Official languages | |
Ethnic groups |
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Demonym(s) | Caminoan |
Government | Federal Parliamentary Republic |
Inna Anton Maradona | |
Jamie Whitley | |
Legislature | Kaminoa Dieta |
Area | |
• Total | 783,356 km2 (302,455 sq mi) |
Population | |
• July 2012 estimate | 99,987,056 |
• Density | 39.7/km2 (102.8/sq mi) (167th) |
GDP (PPP) | 2011 estimate |
• Total | 1.051 trillion |
• Per capita | 48,144 |
GDP (nominal) | 2011 estimate |
• Total | $25.759 billion |
• Per capita | $38,144 |
Gini (2001) | 31.4 medium |
HDI (2011) | 0.940 very high |
Currency | Caminoan Dollar (CAD) |
Time zone | UTC+1 (SAT) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC+1 (not observed) |
Driving side | left |
Calling code | +237 |
Internet TLD | .cm |
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The Caminoes (officially The Federal Republic of Caminoes) is a country in Adula with a population of 99,987,056 Caminoans, with which 25% live within the Sagacity Metropolitan Area (SMA), the nation's capital region sector. Other major cities include, Ianua, Elefant, Hanoma, Nakoma, Ektupan, Oepaia, Eleventh, and Daminoa.
The Caminoes's southwestern border is formed by the Kamino Bay with its southeastern border meets with the Gabriel Sea, the northwestern is a land border while the northeast is formed by neighboring countries such as Tiqal and Shariati extending all the way up to its northside with Vorrica.
The population's huge sum is majorily contributed from Ianua, reinforced by a huge bulk of the various population from neighboring countries on the Caminoes's north immigrating towards the country, making the country more populous than it it otherwise had been. Ianua (colloquially referred to as the "border city") being the nearest urabn area relative to the borders of its northern neighbours became the largest city in Caminoes for this very reason. This has been the largest contentious issue in Caminoan society and politics, as the inclusion of immigrants, refugees, and informal settlers into Caminoan society are notably complicated in its process, however most supporters who are more keen for laxer immigration policies posit the very plethora and availability of manpower through people has built up the foundations of the Caminoan economy and helped the nation build its industrial backbone through the late 70's and the mid 80', this approach has led to arguments against them of hypocrisy and misguided intentions, as it insinuates a conditional acceptance and inclusion of immigrants into Caminoan society where economic prospects are viewed more significant, another factor that is historically proven throughout the industrialization of the Caminoes.
Etymology
History
Geography, Climate, and Environment
Administrative Divisions
Demographics
Education
Language
Religion
Healthcare
The Central Healthcare System of Caminoes (CHS)
Foreign Relations
Military
The volunteer Caminoes Armed Forces (CAF), divided into the three main branches; the Federal Republic of Caminoes Army (FRCA), the Federal Republic of Caminoes Navy (FRCN), and the Federal Republic of Caminoes Air Force (FRCAF). Civilian security is handled by the Federal Police Service under the Office of State. The CAF had a total manpower of around 210,000 as of 2022, of which 110,000 were active military personnel, 60,000 were reserves, and 40,000 were paramilitaries.
Major military development in the Caminoes only ever started during the early 1950's as a result of the Jue-Dui Administration's major militarization doctrine. This included significant restructuring of the military chain of command as well as the modernization and procurement of vast amoutns of new military hardware. In lieu of this the Military Public-Private Cooperation Pact energized the investment for private companies to develop the domestic capacity for manufacturing military hardware, utilities, and vehicles.
Nowak Heavy Industries (NHI), Sakesh Heavy Industries (SHI), Caminoes Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (CSOE) are the big three in the shipbuilding industry as they are approached as private partners most commonly by the Caminoan government. In 2022 the estimate tax cuts and investments provided by the government to their private partnerships amounted to CM$94 bil. with a further estimate by the Caminoan Ministry of Defence amounting to an additional CM$24 bil. summed up to a CM$118 billion total. The latest of the new missile-guided destroyers design, the mew CS Kiyoko Shimizu of the Kiyoko Class commisioned by the MOD, is set to be revealed for a public announcement by July of 2023.
Currently the latest and most powerful battleships the Caminoan navy has; the CS Nadua Uzumaki, the CS Daria Vendela Cortés, the CS Hobokaru Nakamura, and the CS Teodor Sonning, are the strongest of the mainline battleship destoryers, used as lead for border patrol and guard groups together with ships of the; Jue Dui Class destroyers, Alvarado Class, and the Cortés Class Frigates.
Class | Picture | Type | Ships | Displacement | |
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Destroyers - DDG/DD (36 in Service) | |||||
Nadua Class | Destroyer | CS Nadua Uzumaki | 6,900 tonnes | ||
Jue Dui Class | Guided missile destroyer | CS Dante | 9,000 tonnes |
Economy
The Caminoan economy presents a diversified base of industries ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, with the top income companies last year being the Envirocon Corp., a Sagacity-based tech company focused on innovations in the agriculture sector, whether it be through mechanical machinery or bio-chemical engineering, and the Hexagon Group, noted for owning the top three major companies (mainly manufacturers of semiconductor-related devices) focused on serving the industrial bases of the Caminoan economy, amounting to an approximate 12% of the overall GDP. Being a developed country with a high-income economy, it gives way to a highly industrialized economy and an advanced-educated labor force, all owed to the heavy incentives and government subsidization on educational institutions, making it one of the most educated countries in the Coalition, having 7 out of 10 of its citizens attaining a tertiary education degree.
The table consists of the largest Caminoan companies by revenue in 2018, and are cited as global contenders in the international economy.
Rank | Name | Headquarters | Revenue (mil. $) | Profits (mil. $) | Assets (mil. $) |
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1 | CSMC | Daminoa | Row 2, Column 4 | Row 2, Column 5 | Row 2, Column 6 |
2 | NADTSERR Co. | Sagacity | Row 3, Column 4 | Row 3, Column 5 | Row 3, Column 6 |
3 | Wiikinton Atticker Holdings | Sagacity | Row 4, Column 4 | Row 4, Column 5 | Row 4, Column 6 |
4 | Handen Technologies | Sagacity | Row 5, Column 4 | Row 5, Column 5 | Row 5, Column 6 |
5 | Raxxicon Energy | Daminoa | Row 6, Column 4 | Row 6, Column 5 | Row 6, Column 6 |
6 | First Bank of Caminoes Inc.(FBC) | Sagacity | Row 7, Column 4 | Row 7, Column 5 | Row 7, Column 6 |
7 | Sakitech Inc. | Row 8, Column 3 | Elefant | Row 8, Column 5 | Row 8, Column 6 |
8 | Daite Tech Corp. | Row 9, Column 3 | Ektupan | Row 9, Column 5 | Row 9, Column 6 |
9 | Core Kaminoa Co. | Row 10, Column 3 | Ianua | Row 10, Column 5 | Row 10, Column 6 |
10 | Row 11, Column 2 | Row 11, Column 3 | Row 11, Column 4 | Row 11, Column 5 | Row 11, Column 6 |
11 | Row 12, Column 2 | Row 12, Column 3 | Row 12, Column 4 | Row 12, Column 5 | Row 12, Column 6 |
12 | Row 13, Column 2 | Row 13, Column 3 | Row 13, Column 4 | Row 13, Column 5 | Row 13, Column 6 |
13 | Row 14, Column 2 | Row 14, Column 3 | Row 14, Column 4 | Row 14, Column 5 | Row 14, Column 6 |
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Finance Services
Central Trust Fund System
Infrastructure, Energy, and Transportation
Science and Technology
Culture and Society
Politics
Government
Cabinet
Political Parties
Political Parties/Coalition Parties in The Caminoes
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