National Conglomerate of Prybourne
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 Tower of Commerce, seat of the National Conglomerate of Prybourne | |
| Formation | 1890 |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Prybourne |
| Legislative branch | |
| Legislature | National Board of Executives |
| Meeting place | Tower of Commerce |
| Executive branch | |
| Leader | Grand Nagus |
| Appointer | Chief Executives Board |
| Headquarters | Tower of Commerce |
| Main organ | Chief Executives Board |
| Judicial branch | |
| Court | Prybourne Judicatory Commission |
| Seat | Duron |
The National Conglomerate of Prybourne is a unique political system that operates as a Corporatocracy in the region of Anteria. Composed of 12 states and several oversea client states, the National Conglomerate is a conglomerate of multiple business entities that operate as the national government of Prybourne. This system allows for the government and private enterprise to work hand in hand to ensure the success and prosperity of the nation. The National Conglomerate is divided into defacto three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. These branches have their powers and responsibilities defined by the Constitution of Prybourne, also known as the Bill of Opportunities. This document serves as the foundation of the Prybournean legal system, outlining the rights and responsibilities of citizens and the structure of government.
Leadership
The current leader of Prybourne is Juliana de la Cruz. She was voted into power by the five major corporations and holds the esteemed title of Grand Nagus, overseeing the conglomerate's operations and strategic direction. While conflicts and disputes among the corporations are not uncommon, often arising from personal motives or profit-driven objectives, there is a general consensus among them. The prevailing view is that cooperation and coordination are essential when pursuing significant opportunities, especially those that could lead to global economic influence.
The Corporations
Tecnología Avanzada S.A.
Also referred to as simply TecAvan,specializing in technology and innovation, TecAvan oversees sectors such as information technology, telecommunications, and digital infrastructure. It holds significant influence due to its control over the country's technological advancement and digital connectivity.
CosechaVida Corporación
Focusing on agriculture and food production, CosechaVida Corporación plays a pivotal role in ensuring food security and agricultural sustainability. Its influence extends to rural development, environmental policies related to farming, and international trade of agricultural products
Industria Máxima Soluciones
Responsible for manufacturing and industrial production, Industri aMáxima Soluciones drives the country's industrialization, manufacturing capabilities, and export-oriented industries. Its decisions impact employment rates, economic growth, and the overall competitiveness of the nation's products in the global market.
EnerGlobo Empresas
Specializing in energy production and distribution, EnerGlobo Empresas controls the country's energy resources, including oil, gas, renewable energy, and power grids. Its strategic importance lies in ensuring energy security, promoting sustainable energy practices, and negotiating energy-related agreements with other nations.
===Capital Confianza=== As the financial backbone of the country, Capital Confianza oversees banking, finance, and investment sectors. It plays a crucial role in managing the country's monetary policies, regulating financial institutions, and facilitating domestic and international investments. CapitalConfianza Grupo's decisions directly influence the country's economic stability, inflation rates, and overall financial health.