Community of Majulan Nations

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Community of Majulan Nations
Native names
  • Arabekhi:مجتمع دول ماجولان
    Caval:மஜூலா நாடுகளின் சமூகம்
    Liidurian:Majulani Rahvaste Kogukond
    Mehare:የሱማሌ ሕዝቦች ማህበረሰብ
    Midrasian:Communauté des Nations Majulan
    Watuwakuu:Umoja wa Mataifa yaMajula
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  Member states
AbbreviationCMN
MottoThe Light of the Mother Continent Shall Guide The World!
PredecessorEquatorial Community
FormationMarch 19, 1979; 45 years ago (1979-03-19)
Founded atRutete International District
TypeContinental Union
PurposePolitical and economic cooperation among members
HeadquartersRutete International District1
Gondar2
Location
Membership
Chair
Laurence Jojomba
Commissioner
Ayele Yihun Andenet
Head Councilor
Farijika Duvernay
Main organ
Majulan Council
Majulan Commission
Budget (2017)
$15 billion
1Seat of MACON
2Seat of MACOM

The Community of Majulan Nations (CMN) is a continental union which aspires to unite all nations in Majula under a common supranational organization, common market, and mutual defense organization. It currently consists of three member states. the CMN was established following the Rutete Declaration on 19 March 1979, in which the nations of Marensoald and the Mawusi laid out plans to expand their bilateral relationship to that of a trans-continental organization, chiefly alongside Habasha. The Community was thus brought into being the following year, when the Majulan Council (MACON) was first brought to session in Sahabahina. Key decisions made by the CMN are made by the Majulan Council, an annual meeting of all heads of state and government of each signatory nation. The Community's secretariat is the Majulan Commission (MACOM), and is located in the International District of Rutete.

The CMN covers approximately -AREA-, with current population estimates of -POPULATION-. The most spoken languages in the Community are Midrasian, Arabekhi, Watuwakuu, Mehare, and numerous smaller indigenous dialects. A number of WECO heritage sites are located in the CMN, both historic and natural, including the Nchizakimya Rainforest and River System, the largest in the world.

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