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Sanaman National Plans

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The Sanaman National Plans are five year economic development plans for Sanama. The first one was passed in 1702 and applied to the period 1703–1707. The framework for the plans were passed by the Lhusan Sharamli in 1702, while the details of the plans are passed by each respective committee and then submitted to the Coordination Committee. For the deliberation and decision on the plans, the committee is joined by representatives from the people's republics, universities, unions, private and public businesses, community organisers and representatives of various sector organisations. Public imput is also accepted through the Sanet. The plans are coordinated by the Economic Development Bureau.

National Plan 1703–1707 "Destiny of the Nation"

Industry

Following the loss of Thanatos and Shimmerspring after the Sanaman Civil War, it became apparent that Sanama needed to diversify its industrial base quickly. The loss of a sizeable part of the Sanaman oil industry threatened both domestic economic growth as well as foreign trade. Consultations and deliberations identified several key sectors in need of investment, primarily petroleum products, plastics, vehicle manufacturing, shipbuilding, civilian aircraft manufacturing, electronics, computers and machinery. In the east of the country, the plan specified an expansion and upgrade to the pipeline infrastructure from Thanatos to Soli and South Harbour. Both cities would also establish and expand their petroleum products industries, especially plastics and chemicals. Soli also planned to expand the fuel refineries. In 1704 Sanama nationalised the Faca AG plants within the country, forming Pipinta Automobiles. The company is expected to expand operations over the coming decade. In the shipbuilding sector, SSMI also planned to expand operations, while new civilian companies were founded in Aruang, Puri Kara and Qexon. Brightworks Mistra, relocated from Brightown to Gardenholm, spun off its flegling civilian operation to form KAC based in Kalë. The company would in the coming decade design and produce several new airplane models, both for the domestic market and for export. Simines diversified operations from electronics to computers, while Xeriffa and Mentira served as a new hub for manufacturing of various machinery, spearheaded by what used to be the local division of THICC, now Indipendensa Industries.

Agriculture

Agriculture in Sanama is mainly concentrated along the shoreline, with rice, pineapples, bananas and mangos being the top produce. During the period, Panetira diversified into wheat, potatoes and vegetables, while still maintaining its existing agricultural base. Pixa Teta established further fruit farms, expanding production in oranges, grapefruit, apples, pears, atis, chicos, bananas, plums, durians, guyabano, jackfruit, melons, papaya, tamarind and pomelos, reinforcing the republic's position as the fruit center of Sanama. In the east, Semisa and the Laq Republic expanded their production of bananas, papaya and vegetables. Estarisa expanded their production of purple passionfruit, the only cultivation site for the flavorful fruit in southern Benacia. Amarra Esa and Harekina invested in their cattle and swine industries, reaffirming their positions as the main domestic producers of beef and pork. Santa Clara invested in their soy and tomato farms, already being the largest producer of both soy and tomato products in Sanama under the Santa Clara brand.

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