Sumahtera

The Kingdom of Sumahtera Yakam na Sumahtɛra
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Suma na Yozənzə" "God and Community"
Capital	Pountnigi
Largest city	Oritera
Official languages	Tsuma, Usambi
Recognised national languages	English and 44 Regional Languages
Ethnic groups	75.4% Summu 18.2% Sindhi 3.5% Mencheu 1.2% Other
Religion	80.5% Modern Sanctumism 19% Traditional Sanctumism 0.5% Other or Irreligious
Demonym(s)	Sumans
Government	Unitary Theocratic Absolute Monarchy
• King of Sumahtera	Amaranthia Deumashanal
• Crown Prince of Sumahtera	Falmanibi Deumashanal
• Yamua Judge	Divinyiampar Yaya (Sadiqi Tushar)
Area
• Land	176,608 sq mi (457,410 km2)
• Water	3,583 sq mi (9,280 km2)
• Water (%)	2.03%
Population
• 2020 census	198,737,290 (7th)
• Density	434/km2 (1,124.1/sq mi) (32nd)
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	$1.755 Trillion (23rd)
• Per capita	8,863 (126th)
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$788 Billion (22nd)
• Per capita	$3,980 (122nd)
Gini	29.1 low · 26th
HDI	0.61 medium · 140th
Currency	Suman Theran (Ŧ) (STN)
Time zone	UTC +5
	DST not observed
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+177
Website .su

Sumahtera, officially the Sanctumist Kingdom of Sumahtera, is a country in South Asia. It is the Seventh-most populous country, with a population of over 198 million, having the largest Sanctumist population as of 2023. Pountnigi is the nation's capital, while Oritrea is its largest city and economic centre. Sumathera is the 53rd-largest country by area, 15th largest in Asia . Bounded by the Arabian Sea on the south, the Sumei Mountains on the West and North, and the disputed Sir Creek on the southeast, it shares land borders with India to the southeast, Kerranastan to the North and West and Rajatera to the east. It shares a maritime border with Oman in the Gulf of Oman.

Sumathera is the site of several ancient cultures, including the 9,000-year-old Neolithic site of Tauganou in the Raja Province, the Teras Watershed Culture of the Bronze Age, and the ancient Usambi civilisation. The regions that comprise the modern state of Sumahthera were the realm of multiple empires and dynasties, including the Achaemenid, the Summa, the Ishan and the Falmashd Phantium. In its Eastern regions, the Samma, the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughals held control, but most recently, the Summu Empire from 1680 to 1922 which at its largest spanned from India to Kyrgyzstan

During the 1910s the empire started to desintigrate into sucessor states, first when a muslim minority in Wakkan were occupied by Afghanistan blocking access to the north where the North Summu field army of mostly non-Suman soldiers mutinied in 1916 after harsh discriminatory policies were set against them, the soldiers murdred officers and thanks to the lack of passage to the northern states declared indpendence as the Central Asian Federated Republic within just 2 Months. A chain reaction insued where Iran attempted to invade the weakend empire. A war then insued with Iran and Summu at a stalemate. The war ended with The Treaty of Turbat outlining the border between Summu and Iran. After the constant sucession of territory a political faction led by nationalist Hierophant Malich Hashamandel gained signifiecnt power and overthrew the century old government after a 4 Year-Long civil war resulting in the Independence of Kerranastan and the rise of prominent nationalist Malich Hashmandel. During this time feelings of nationalism and xenophobia were pushed into Suman Society, an idea of communitarism became a center part of Suman Ideology and culminated in a complete totalitarian government in 1936 leading to famine, poverty, illertacy and Extremism. By 1938 10 Million had been killed by Hashmandel's rule and the economy was in an extreme recssion. In 1940 Hashmandel was killed by a 20 Year-Old extremist leading to governmental and economic collapse outside the capital province. It took 6 Months for the new Kingdom led by Haja Deumashanal, the Grandson of the Emperor mudered in 1928 to completly regain control.

Sumahtera is considered a regional power nation, with the world's eighth-largest standing armed forces. It is a declared nuclear-weapons state, and is ranked amongst the emerging and growth-leading economies, with a large and rapidly-growing middle class. Sumahtera's political history since independence has been characterized by periods of significant economic and military growth as well as those of political and economic instability. It is an ethnically and linguistically diverse country. The country continues to face challenges, including poverty, corruption, and terrorism. Sumahtera is a member of the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the Organisation of Sanctumist Nations, South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, BRICS and OPEC.

Etymology

The term "Sumah" finds its roots in the state religion of Sanctumism meaning God but in this context and in Traditional Sanctumism it means Holy or Sacred. "Tera," on the other hand, traces its origins back to the Tsuma language, where "Theeras" signifies "earth" or "land." Together, "Sumah Tera" means God-Land in literal english. The term was first used in the context of a country by Hierophant Draja Vishnuprakash in 1898 to describe the homeland region where Sanctumism was originated, although its use by Malich Hashamandel suggests it to be a term to describe a pure sacred place. Its first use outside of politics however was in 1222 describing a place of Luxury and Comfort although its usage was never commonplace.

History

Summu Empire

After the dissolution of the Falmashd Phantium in 1598, twenty-four separate states emerged. Most of them were carved from the boundaries of military garrisons. But by 1660, through unavoidable conflict, only four states remained, each exuding a slightly unique culture. These states were: The Tsummu, The Mahesh, The Ahsgar, and The Dairush. In a lengthy and intricate conflict, The Tsummu and Dairush incited the Mahesh to wage war against Ahsgar. This feud lasted for merely one year as the Mahesh gravely underestimated their enemy and suffered a resounding defeat. Seizing this opportunity, The Tsummu and Dairush occupied Mahesh and initiated a war against Ahsgar, which they triumphantly concluded in a span of two years. Consequently, the Falmashd was divided into two sections, each governed independently.

The Tsummu was under the guidance of King Ramman Masoudalmalana, although it was General Kshad Deumashanal who held more influence and charisma within the army. The latter had earned the respect of his troops and the populace through his exemplary leadership in the Battle of Oritrea. However, the king harbored concerns and attempted to orchestrate Kshad's demise. The true circumstances remain unknown, but it is believed that Kshad had established a network of spies within the government. Aware of the impending attack, he ordered his men to take over the Phanigi Palace. The assault was ruthless, with hundreds mercilessly dragged from the palace and brutally slain, including the king and his family. When Kshad ascended the throne, his first act was to demonstrate his devotion by undertaking a 60-Day Black harvest, during which his son assumed temporary responsibility.

Upon the king's return, the nation found itself embroiled in a war with Dairush, as his son yearned for the same glory achieved by his father. The conflict was arduous, accompanied by famine and disease that plagued the land. Nonetheless, the war resulted in victory, unifying Falmashd under the auspices of the Summa Empire.

His percived win causing the end of the Summu Wars made him an even popular figure within the Summu empire despite this the empire faced near constant conflict with the Mughals with borders altering monthly so in 1690 the Summu empire proposed that the Mughals take east of the river to Kalikabad and then around the majority Sanctumist population. After tense negotiations where the entitre agreement was almost broken in 1690 the Summu Empire and the Mughal Empire were at peace. With Kshad having dealt with his first priority, his next was to unify the entire Sanctumist world under one state. While this was mostly already the case 20% of Sanctumists were located in China. War with China was impossible so the King met with Kangxi Emperor to discuss that if Summu gave China 7,000 Ounces of gold(believed to be gold at the time but actually is bronze). The trick gold sits in the Shaanxi History Museum. And so a western region of China was given to The Empire.

The Summu empire was by no means stable from its creation in 1680 there were several uprisings against the government which resulted in the nation building a the Great Pountnigi Garden which was essentially a massive wall surrounding the Phanigi Palace, Dusha Fort and the Summu Phan. The wall still exists today. However the Sumei Revolution of 1707 almost toppled the empire leading to the creation of the Summu Royal Court which would continue the governance of the empire if the monarch was to fall.

Summu Civil War and The Armed Sumahtera Coalition

After the peace negotiations with Iran had ended many soldiers fighting in the war found themselves not reciving thier promised payment, having houses reclamied by the government and completly loyal soldiers branded as traitors for surrendering. As a result the army was split into two, the loyalist forces or Chula Army and the revolutionary forces or Sumkon. In the north most territories were occupied by revolutionary forces so in 1924 they declared independence from the Summu Empire as The State of Kerranastan led as a military dictatorship by Sumpreme General Kartick Sevush former chairman of the West Revolutionary Army.

Back in the Summu Empire, Hierophant Malich Hashmandel had been rising the ranks of the newly formed Suman Revolutionary Coalition to become party chairman in 1927. From the independence of Kerranastan, the Summu had been in brutal civil war lasting 4 years. The loyalists made up The Summu Royal Armed Forces and the revolutionaries mostly joined the Suman Revolutionary Coalition. Armies of equal size fought in cities like Oritrea, Kvadabad and Pountnigi. 10 Million people died, mostly civillians from starvation and accidental fire from troops of either side. Both armies raided homes and the breaking the law was either not punished or punished by death. The most notable atrocity was in 1926 in the small town of Pir Jalal where 89 revolutionary soldiers believed the twon to be a stronghold for the loyalists and burnt it down. Killing anyone who tried to escape and when the fire ceased the group went in and killed anyone still alive. Of the 4,500 who lived there in 1920 there were 121 left in 1930. The incident is known as "The Jalal Killings".

After Oritrea was finally captured by revolutionary forces in 1927. The war was reaching its conclusion many civillians joined the coalition to end the war sooner the army took the coast by December and the Terus river by march the following year driving the armed forces into rural farming land and out of the cities. Emperor Harshal Deumashanal formally dissolved the empire in 1928, ordered his armies to ceasefire and requested free passage for him and his lineage to India. The deal was honoured and Malich Hashmandel was made President-for-life of the new Union of Sumahtera. With loyalists surrendering on the 5th-25th June 1928.

During the rule of Malich Hashmandel he radicalized many of the Summu soldiers into supporting his rule. They formed the power that he held over Sumahtera. With this power he formed the most totalitarian government of the 20th century, one which would rival Nazi Germany, The Khmer Rouge and Mao China. He made it impossible for those not of Summu ethnicity to make money, placing 35% of the population into slavery and violently suppressed political, civil and economic rights. The difference of him and other totalitarian states was that Malich could not appease the apolitical which made up 68% of the free population from Farmers to Industrialists. The rest were fanatically loyal like Soldiers, Officers, and Landowners or fanatically opposed like Slaves, Laborer's and Aristocrats. Not having the support of the Bourgeoisie was a problem however as they gave their support to rebel groups and guerilla fighters before leaving the country to Europe so they won't be persecuted. This resulted in the 6 Month massacres where thousands of those above a certain income while living in cities were either killed or forced to work as slaves.

After 1931 when Malich had gained sufficient control over Sumahtera and the government were so scared to oust him he launched a full scale invasion into Kerranastan starting the Asian Coalition War. The fighting was nothing short of one-sided, Malich threw his entire western army at a country who has not even formed a disciplined military. Sumahbad was taken in March 1932 and with that Keranastan had fallen. Next was Afghanistan in late 1932, fighting was more intense but Afghanistan surrendered 1 year after the conflict started. Sumahtera took the Wakhan Corridor and southern reaches of the country. Making greater Afghanistan a puppet state. However not even a month after the invasion of Afghanistan, Iran invaded

Modern Sumahtera

After the Raj had conquered most of Sumahtera they forced the Independence of Kerranastan and reinstated the Deumashanal family to the throne.

Geography

Sumahtern's diverse geography and climate host a wide array of wildlife. Covering 176,608 sq mi (427,410 sq km²), Sumahtern's size is comparable to then Size of Spain. It ranks as the worlds 53rd largest country, however its size varies based on the Sir Creek region disputed with India and the Jubalshal Province with Kerranastan. Sumahtera boasts a 295 Mile Long Coastline along the Arabian Sea and shares land borders totaling 2067 miles including a 473 Mile long border with across two sections India, a 650 Mile long border with Rajatera and a 944 Mile long border with Kerranastan. Sumahterns location is geopolitically significent situated at the crossroads between the Middle East, South Asia and Central Asia. Geologically Sumahtera is loacted directly on the Indian Tectonic Plate boundary forming the Sumei Mountains. While most provinces are situated somewhat inside the Indian plate. The Jubalshal Province is located entireley in the Eurasian plate. Most of the Kerranastan Border provinces are suceptible to earthquakes.

Sumahterns landscapes vary from Bone-dry deserts to Glaciated mountains, River Basins, plateus and forests. Sumahteran can be divided into three Major geographic regions: The Sumei Mountains and their foothills, the Terus River Basin and the Raja Desert. The Sumei's are a sister mountain range to the himalayas and while not as long it is as large. They are the home of Mt Sanctu, Mt Teires and the Sumah Ter Plateu where the capital Pountnigi is located. The Raja Desert in the east streches from Rajatera to the Terus River, The Raja is the most sparsely populated place in the country. The Terus River and its tributaries traverse the nation from Sumah Ter to Oritera and the Arabian Sea sustaining masses of agriculturally productive land and 85% of the Population.

The climate varies from tropical to temperate, with arid conditions in the east. There is a monsoon season with frequent flooding due to heavy rainfall, and a dry season with significantly less rainfall or none at all. Sumahtera experiences four distinct seasons: a cool, dry winter from December through February; a hot, dry spring from March through May; the summer rainy season, or southwest monsoon period, from June through September; and the retreating monsoon period of October and November. Rainfall varies greatly from year to year, with patterns of alternate flooding and drought common.

Government and Politics

Sumahtera operates as a unitary theocratic absolute monarchy, with Sanctumism as the State Religion however according to the Basic Religious Law of Sumahtera which acts as a constitution-like charter adopted in 1940, the King must comply with Khiero (Sanctumist Law), The Suama (Sanctumist Holy Book) and Rutan (Sanctumist Tradition) meaning that de jure Sumahtera is a Constitutional Monarchy. Democartic elections are not permitted. Many western critics categorize it as a Totalitarian State with its dissent laws, website bans and dress laws while others regard it lacking some of the aspects of Totalitarian States like national Identification Cards sitll consider it very authoritarian. The Economist democracy index ranked Sumahtera as 143rd on the Democracy Index and freedom house gave it a "Partly Free" rating and a score of 34 Points. According to 2023 V-dem democracy indicies Sumahtera ranked 160th.

In the absense of National Elections. Politics in Sumahtera takes place in two distinct areas: The Royal Family, the Deumashanal and the Summan Court . The Royal Family act as the executive branch and the legislative branch where most national decisions are made internally with no Constitutional need to consult with the populace with the exception of consulting The Central Commitee and commercial companies on major descions. The Hierophants act as the Judical Branch and advising branch to the royal family they have a much more public approach and are the central authority for the provinces.

By the Khiero it is a matmalguil(Serious Sin) to insult or disrespect the Terraphant although by the same law any person can question there decsions or try however if a person Manipulates a Terraphant the that is an nisguilmalguil(Abomnible Sin). This approach of govrenment has been used by Sanctumist Kingdoms and Empires for centuries despite this however democratic sentiment is on the rise although the Khiero indirectly prohibits rule of the populace. But the government has done very little to to widen the political participation of the population the only change since 1950 was the allowance to express the need for a new law or removal of a former law if the expression does not disrespect the government..

Monarchy and the Deumashanal Family

The King is both the Head of State and Head of Government combining the legislative and executive functions. Royal Decrees form the basis of legislation. Until 1978 the King also presided over the Summan Court. The family's large size and History of divine authority lead it to have the most dominant position in the politics of Sumahtera with involvment and presense at every administrative level in the government. The male descendents of Kralih Deumashanal(First Emperor of the Summu Empire) are estimated to be around 9,500 many having occupations with involment in the government. Meaning the family has unquestionable power and dominace in the nation. Most ministry positions are reserved for the royal family however despite the family's enourmous size very few occupy positions at the Phannigi Palace and most have high ranking positions in the Military/Police or Commercial Companies owned by the family.

The Legislature of the country is very simple. The King creates a Royal Decree with assistance from The Central Commitee of National Affairs, which was designed in Basic Religious Law of Sumahtera to not include any members of the Deumashanal Family. Despite this, the commitee only includes members of the Suman National Coalition Party, from many different walks of life. Once the Decree has been written the Summan Court votes to pass the decree or not. If not it is either sent back to be edited or removed entirely. If passed, the new law is implemented.

The Executive is also simple. Consisiting of The Monarch, The Crown Prince and the Royal Council of Suman Ministers which oversee critical functions of the Nation. The Council contains 22 Ministeries each led by a Member of the Deumashanal Family.. These ministeries are:

• Ministry of Interior: Responsible for internal affairs, including law enforcement, public safety, and domestic security.
• Ministry of State: Handles diplomatic relations with other nations and represents Sumahtera's interests in international forums.
• Ministry of Defense: Oversees the military forces and national defense strategy.
• Ministry of Economy: Preparing economic reports and five-year development plans. Budgeting development plans. Collecting and analysing economic data
• Ministry of Finance: Manages the nation's finances, budgeting, taxation, and economic policy.
• Ministry of Justice: Administers the legal system, including courts, prisons, and labour camps.
• Ministry of Information and Communications: Controls media, censorship, and propaganda plus managing the postal and internet services.
• Ministry of Education: Develops educational policies, curriculum standards, and oversees schools and universities.
• Ministry of Health: Responsible for public health initiatives, healthcare services, and medical research.
• Ministry of Infrastructure: Plans and implements infrastructure projects, energy, and telecommunications.
• Ministry of Industry and Commerce: Promotes industrial development, trade policies, and regulates commercial activities.
• Ministry of Agriculture and Primary Sector Resources: Supports agricultural production, food security, and the extration of natural resouces
• Ministry of Environment: Protects natural resources, implements environmental regulations, and addresses climate change issues.
• Ministry of Culture: Preserves national culture, supports the arts, and promotes cultural heritage.
• Ministry of Social Affairs: Manages social welfare programs, assistance for vulnerable populations, and community development initiatives.
• Ministry of Religious Affairs: Oversees religious institutions, promotes religious adherence, and manages religious affairs.
• Ministry of Technology and Innovation: Encourages technological advancements, research, and development initiatives.
• Ministry of Planning and Development: Formulates long-term development plans and coordinates development projects.
• Ministry of Tourism: Promotes tourism industry, develops tourist destinations, and manages tourism-related policies.
• Ministry of Energy: Develops energy policies, oversees energy production, and manages energy resources.
• Ministry of Royal Affairs: Handles matters related to the royal family, royal ceremonies, and royal estates.
• Ministry of National Security: Oversees internal defense and paramilitary forces.
• Ministry of Transport: Oversees and operates transportation infrastructure and assets in Sumahtera.
• Ministry of West Pountnigi: Provision of facilities for pilgrimages to the International Religious Zone of Pountnigi.
• Ministry of Labour: Labour reltions, manpower planning and monitoring of employment. Labour permits and work visas, disputes, inspection, health and safety.

The Summan Court

Sumahtera has a very unique Judical Branch of government. Led by five Herditary judges of Sanctumism named Divinyiampar. Their Job is to interpret the Law and to express the teachings of Sumah. They are also Head the Sanctumist Faith making there duties international aswell. The Summan Court oversees every Holy establishment in the country and thus the Vedaphar Divisons, named Provinces in english. These provinces are controlled by a Vedaphar at a Veda (Regional Place of Worship). They are the Highest level administrative divisions. They are, in decreasing order of population

• Oriterkerrisa (Ortier Province)
• Sumahtjilkerissa (Pountnigi Province)
• Terusnorkerissa (Terus Province)
• Rajakerissa (Raja Province)
• Jubanshakerissa (Jubalshal Province)

The court also acts as the Highest Level of the Justice system in Sumahtera. Voting on Royal Decrees and Internal Emergencies like should the Terrorists taking over cites in Raja be demmed a Violent Extremist Organization or an Internal Revolution.

Foreign Relations

Sumahtera joined the UN in 1945 and is a founding member of the Organisation of Sanctumist Nations and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation and a prominent member of the World trade organization and the BRICS alliance. As a petroleum exporting nation Sumahetera is a member of OPEC.

Sumahtera and The People's Republic of China are close allies and while Sumahtera has made a policy of Neutralism especially in the cold war the Nation is suprisingly chinese-leaning. However this did lead to the Chinese Invasion of Northern Kerranastan in 2005-2014. Sumahtera's role of stationing chinese military troops within its borders prompted the Invasion and the Uprising of Mencheu people in Jubalshal forming the Largest terrorist organization in a Stable Nation. Despite the instabilty of holding chinese troops, the country benifits massively from the Infrastructure projects they provide such as: The L-1 High Speed Railway, Oritera International Shipping Port and 15 Highways built since 2005.

Sumahtera has had a strained relationship with Kerranastan since their independence. With a total of 13 Conflicts between the two nations since 1928 and only 2 resulting in gains for Sumahtera. While efforts have been made to improve relations with Kerranastan. They have been severed since 1999. After it was confirmed they supported a Mencheu Extremist Group, leading to a 5-Month Civil War in the Jubalshal Province. Ever since, the two nations have been involved in several proxy wars.

Military

Sumahtera's military include The Royal Armed Forces of Sumahtera under the ministry of defence, which consist of, The Royal Suman Army, The Royal Suman Navy, The Royal Suman Air Force, The Royal Suman Coastguard and The Royal Suman Marines. Plus The Guard of the Royal Deumashanal Family. The National Guard and Border Guard fall under administration from the Ministry of National Security. As of 2020 there are 546,000 Active Military Personnel in The Royal Armed forces and 3,450,000 Reservists and 470,000 Paramilitary Personnel. Sumans from ages 16-18 who do not enroll in tertiary education are given basic armed forces training for two years and are then reservists until the age of 24. Active and Paramilitary personnel recieve an additional year of training and can apply after basic training up until they are 24. Any older requires 2 Years training. Once the training is complete the person will become an active military soldier. Sumahtera often train with Chinese forces and basic mandarin is a neccesary part of basic training.

Sumahetera has a close military alliance with Saudi Arabia having secrety funded the nations Nuclear arms program in 1988.

In July 2005 Sumahtera mobilised there entire active military to support chinese troops in North Kerranastan after provacation by Kerranastinian Border forces led to a mass advance into large sections of territory. By early 2006 the city of Sumahbad was captured and the Northeast provinces were under Joint Sino-Suman Control. Despite this, guerrilla forces managed to gain control of sizeable territory inside the invaded zone and across the border. In 2014 Kerranastan was thrown into a civil war after a failed coup'd'etat about commercial access to southern oil fields. It was clear that a government in civil war could not negotiate a deal and the civil war extended into the invaded territory so in 2015 the area was abandoned by China and Sumahtera.

Sumahtera has nuclear weapons.

Economy

The economy of Sumahtera is the 23rd-largest in the world in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP), and 22nd-largest in terms of nominal gross domestic product. Economists estimate that Sumahtera was part of the wealthiest region of the world throughout the first millennium CE, with the largest economy by GDP. This advantage was lost in the 18th century as other regions such as China and Western Europe edged forward. Sumahtera is considered a developing country and is one of the Next Eleven, a group of eleven countries that, along with the BRICS, have a high potential to become the world's largest economies in the 21st century. In recent years the country has managed to return to economic levels of the Summu Empire, after decades of social instability from the start of the 20th Century. The economy is considered industrialized with agriculture making less than 10% of the countries GDP. The diversified economies in Oritrea and the megacities along the terus river coexist with impoverished rural areas in Raja and Jubalshal.

As of 2020, Sumahtera's estimated nominal GDP is US$788.493 billion. The GDP by PPP is US$1.755 trillion. The estimated nominal per capita GDP is US$3,980, the GDP (PPP)/capita is US$8,863 (international dollars), According to the World Bank, Sumahtera has important strategic endowments and development potential. The increasing proportion of Sumahtera's youth provides the country with both a potential demographic dividend and a challenge to provide adequate services and employment. 19.89% of the population live below the international poverty line of US$1.25 a day. The unemployment rate among the aged 15 and over population is 6.2%. Sumahtera has an estimated 55 million middle class citizens, projected to increase to 110 million by 2050. A 2015 report published by the World Bank ranked Sumahtera's economy at 23rd-largest in the world by purchasing power and 22nd-largest in absolute terms. It is South Asia's second-largest economy, representing about 15.0% of regional GDP.

The structure of the Sumahteran economy has changed from a mainly agricultural to a strong service base. Agriculture as of 2015 accounts for only 7.9% of the GDP. Even so, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, Sumahtera produced 21,591,400 metric tons of wheat in 2005, more than all of Africa (20,304,585 metric tons) and nearly as much as all of South America (24,557,784 metric tons). Majority of the population, directly or indirectly, is dependent on this sector. It accounts for 24.5% of employed labour force and is the largest source of foreign exchange earnings.

Sumahtera's economy is heavily reliant on natural resource exports, with uranium and oil being the primary sources of export revenue. The nation possesses abundant reserves of uranium and oil, which are extracted and processed for export to international markets. The export of natural resources contributes significantly to foreign exchange earnings and government revenue, supporting economic development initiatives and infrastructure projects.

Industry is the largest sector of the economy, accounting for 45.4% of gross domestic product (GDP), and 45.4 percent of total employment. Large-scale manufacturing (LSM), at 35.2% of GDP, dominates the overall sector, accounting for 79% of the sectoral share, followed by small-scale manufacturing, which accounts for 10.2% of total GDP. Sumahtera's automobile industry is also fast growing. In 2018 Sumahtera exported 6,789,541 automotive vehicles. In 2017 and 2018, the automotive industry in Sumahtera became the most profitable sector of the economy.

As of 2014–15, the services sector makes up 41.1% of GDP and has emerged as the main driver of economic growth. Suman society like other developing countries is a consumption oriented society, having a high marginal propensity to consume. The growth rate of services sector is higher than the growth rate of agriculture and industrial sector. Services sector accounts for 41 percent of GDP in 2014 and little over one-third of total employment. Services sector has strong linkages with other sectors of economy; it provides essential inputs to agriculture sector and manufacturing sector. Sumahtera's I.T sector is regarded as among the fastest growing sector's in Sumahtera.

Infrastructure

Energy

As of May 2021, nuclear power is provided by fourteen licensed commercial nuclear power plants. The Sumahteran Atomic Energy Commission (SAEC) under the Ministry of Energy is solely responsible for operating these power plants, while the Sumahtera's Nuclear Regulatory Authority regulates safe usage of the nuclear energy. The electricity generated by commercial nuclear power plants constitutes roughly 55.4% of Sumahtera's electrical energy, compared to 14% from fossil fuels (crude oil and natural gas), 29.9% from hydroelectric power, and 0.3% from coal. Pakistan is one of the four nuclear armed states (along with India, Israel, and North Korea) that is not a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, but it is a member in good standing of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Transport

Motorways of Pakistan are a network of multiple-lane, high-speed, controlled-access highways in Pakistan, which are owned, maintained, and operated centrally by Sumahtera's National Highway Authority. As of 2024, 10,789 km of motorways are operational, while an additional 3,304 km are under construction or planned. All motorways in Pakistan are pre-fixed with the letter 'M' (for "Motorway") followed by the unique numerical designation of the specific highway (with a hyphen in the middle), e.g. "M-1".

Highways form the backbone of Pakistan's transport system; a total road length of 289,942 kilometres (164,006 miles) accounts for 82% of passengers and 54% of inland freight traffic. Road transport services are largely in the hands of the private sector. The National Highway Authority is responsible for the maintenance and regulation of national highways and motorways however. The highway and motorway system depends mainly on north–south links connecting the southern ports to the populous provinces of Terus North, Terus Central and Jubalshal. Although this network only accounts for 5.2% of total road length, it carries 78% of the country's traffic. Highways are split into two groups, National Highways are usually four lane divided roads and have the pre-fixed 'H'(for highway) while Regional Highways are two lane roads which differ from normal roads by incraesed maintainence, they have the pre-fixed 'RH'(for regional highway).

The Suman Railways, under the Ministry of Transport (MoT), operates the railroad system. From 1947 until the 1970s the train system was the primary means of transport until the nationwide constructions of the national highways and the economic boom of the automotive industry. Beginning in the 1990s there was a marked shift in traffic from rail to highways; dependence grew on roads after the introduction of vehicles in the country. Now the railway's share of inland traffic is below 8% for passengers and 4% for freight traffic. As personal transportation began to be dominated by the automobile, total rail track decreased from 8,775 kilometres (5,453 miles) in 1990–91 to 7,791 kilometres (4,841 miles) in 2011. Sumahtera expects to use the rail service to boost foreign trade with China, Iran, and Turkey.

There are an estimated 101 airports and airfields in Sumahtera as of 2013—including both the military and the mostly publicly owned civilian airports. Although Oritrea Deumashanal International Airport is the principal international gateway to Sumahtera, the international airports in Lahore, Rajaabad and Mulatan also handle significant amounts of traffic.

The civil aviation industry is mixed with public and private sectors, which was deregulated in 1993. While the state-owned Suman Yarindiya Tayarinizi (Suman Royal Airlines) is the major and dominant air carrier that carries about 73% of domestic passengers and all domestic freight, the private airlines such as Air Terus, also provide similar services at a low cost.

Education

The basic law of Sumahtera requires the state to provide free primary and secondary education.

In 1890 the former had only one university, Deumashanal University in Pountnigi and the government wanted a more educated population by the turn of the century. Very soon the Suman government established public universities in four of the seven provinces, including Terus University (1893), Lahore University (1896), Oriter University (1898) and Janipur University (1899). Pakistan has a large network of both public and private universities, which includes collaboration between the universities aimed at providing research and higher education opportunities in the country, although there is concern about the low quality of teaching in many of the newer schools. It is estimated that there are 3,193 technical and vocational institutions in Pakistan, and there are also Vedaphars that provide free Isanctumist education and offer free board and lodging to students, who come mainly from the poorer strata of society. Strong public pressure and popular criticism over extremists' usage of Vedaphars for recruitment, the Suman government has made repeated efforts to regulate and monitor the quality of education in the Vedaphars.

Education in Sumahtera is divided into six main levels: nursery (preparatory classes); primary (grades one through five); middle (grades six through eight); matriculation (grades nine and ten, leading to the Cerificate of Compulsary Education); intermediate (grades eleven and twelve, which has an entry exam and if chosen a student does not part take in basic military training); and university programmes leading to graduate and postgraduate degrees. There is a network of private schools that constitutes a parallel secondary education system based on a curriculum set and administered by the Cambridge International Examinations of the United Kingdom. Some students choose to take the O-level and A level exams conducted by the British Council. According to the International Schools Consultancy, Pakistan has 439 international schools.