Leadership of Alissa Guadalim

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Alissa Guadalim, born 1661, was formally appointed Mesazon of the Imperial State of Constancia on 16.VII.1710, replacing Garvin Hendriksson, who had been stricken by the 7/12 attacks.

Mesazonship

With the conclusion and adjournment of the Eleventh Imperial Synkletos of the Imperial State of Constancia in 36.XV.1709 due to the Recession of 1709 and subsequent convention of the Twelfth Imperial Synkletos on 14.1.1710, she was unsurprisingly elected as one of the five Dikastis representing the Khanate of Raspur on the Nationalist & Humanist Party list.

Her appointment as Mesazon of the Imperial State of Constancia on 16.VII.1710 makes her the first female Mesazon, as well as the first Mesazon from Raspur.

Initial appointments

• Laurence Dominicus, Minister of the Imperial Court
• Christopher Heseltine, Minister for Crown Lands
• Yevheniy Akselsen, Minister for National Mobilization
• Alexander Wigram, Minister of the Imperial Household
• Hamid Rasime, Foreign Minister
• Angeliki Papadimitriou, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Micras Treaty Organization

• Minister of Defense
• Ælfric Hildur Visser, Minister of Munitions and Military Logistics
• Ennis Haraldsen, Minister of Finance
• Konstantine Thomadakis, Minister of International Trade and Industry
• Gabriela Wacław, Minister for Budget and Management
• Djamila Květuše, Minister for Labor and Employment
• Susanna Alojzija, Minister for Education

• Minister of the Interior and Local Government

• Minister of Justice and Immigration
• Laura Shepard, Minister of Energy
• Bartholomew Lundberg, Minister for Reconstruction and Infrastructure
• Silverio Branden-Costa, Minister for Public Health
• Ivan Gulnara, Minister for Civil Defense
• Gil Byrnes, Minister for Transportation
• Anand Blagorodna, Minister of Maritime
• Dada Filipov, Minister for Information and Communications
• Hildigunþī Krimhilde, Minister for Science, Technology, and Innovation
• Julio Rayna, Minister for Housing and Resettlement
• Simona Filipek, Minister for Social Welfare
• Fausta Wambdi, Minister for Women
• Adrastos Maniakes, Minister for Veterans
• Carrie Seighin, Minister for Youth
• Valerija Zulfaqar, Minister for Aqabah
• Annalisa Trevino, Minister for Molivadia
• Yasmina al-Noor, Minister for Raspur
• Cuauhtémoc Cóem, Minister for Minorities
• William Van Hourten, Minister for Government Enterprises
• Karl Burgdorf, Chief Secretary