Oportian Industrial Development Corporation
| Native name | Corporation de Développement Industriel Oportien |
|---|---|
| Type | State-owned enterprise |
| Industry | Industrial development and coordination |
| Founder(s) | Emergency Economic Stabilization Committee |
| Key people |
Director General André Beaumont Deputy Director Marie-Claude Dubois Strategic Planning Chief Victor Larsson |
| Services |
Investment coordination Strategic planning Industrial policy implementation |
| Owner(s) | National Salvation Council |
| Parent | Emergency Economic Stabilization Committee |
The Oportian Industrial Development Corporation (Alexandrian: Corporation de Développement Industriel Oportien, ODIC) is a state-owned enterprise established on 1.II.1745 AN by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Committee to coordinate investment in strategic industries and promote economic self-sufficiency within Oportia.[1] Created as part of the National Salvation Council's "Four Pillars" policy, the corporation serves as the primary instrument for implementing industrial policy under the military government's economic framework.
The ODIC was established following the 1744 Oportian coup d'état as part of broader efforts to restructure the Oportian economy along corporatist lines. The corporation combines functions previously scattered across multiple government agencies, centralizing industrial planning and investment decisions under direct military oversight. Its creation represented a significant shift from the market-oriented policies of previous administrations to a state-directed approach emphasizing national self-reliance.
See also
- Emergency Economic Stabilization Committee
- National Salvation Council
- "Four Pillars" policy
- 1744 Oportian coup d'état
- Economy of Oportia
- Great Patriotic Works Program
