International Freedom Alliance
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Type | Military alliance |
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Legal status | Intergovernmental organization |
Purpose | Defense |
Headquarters | Musrum, Bratislav |
Membership | 41 states
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Official language | Bratislavian, English |
Executive Founder | File:Lat8.png David Albanov |
Interior Minister | Catherine Ashford |
Defence Minister | Eidan Détora |
Main organ | IFA Council |
Affiliations | Western Coalition |
The International Freedom Alliance (IFA) was an intergovernmental organization and military alliance founded by Bratislav. In 2014, it merged with the Western Coalition to form the International Freedom Coalition
History
Merging with the WC
Structure
Summits
First Summit
The First Summit of the IFA was held in Bratislav beginning on the 17th of December 2013.
Second Summit
The Second Summit of the IFA was held in Columbion beginning on the 19th of March 2014. It was the first and so far only summit to be held outside of Bratislav and was hosted by President James Wallace. The talks ended with the creation of the Rapid Response Force.
Third Summit
The Third Summit of the IFA was held in Bratislav beginning on the 15th of June 2014. The summit was held in the Great Hall of the Republic in Musrum. Issues that were discussed in this summit included the alliance's cooperation with other organizations such as the UAS, WC, UL, Axis and the ICC, trade within the IFA and the alliance's Rapid Reaction Force. They ended with the creation of several new ministerial posts.
Fourth Summit
TBA
Membership
Objectives
Funding
The entirety of the IFA's budget is made up of donations from member states.