South Benacian Security Area

South Benacian Security Area
Flag of SBSA Flag
Headquarters	Shirekeep, Shireroth
Official language(s)	Istvanistani
Type	Intergovernmental organization
Leaders
- Secretary-General
- Deputy Secretary-General
- Main assembly	South Benacian Security Area Council
Establishment	1711 AN
Membership	4 member states  Cisamarra  Highpass  Sanama  Shireroth
Organisation website	sbsa.mic
Organisation forum	N/A

The South Benacian Security Area was formed in 1711 with the signing of the Treaty to Establish the South Benacian Security Area. The treaty was signed in the Shirerithian capital Shirekeep by Kaiseress Salome, the President of Cisamarra Gjanluigi Vinfetto, the Count of Highpass Oze IV, and the President of Sanama Dorsa Raeisi. The treaty was the result of several years of negotiations, and aimed to strengthen the military defence, common security and border safety of the signatories.

Signatories

•  Cisamarra
•  Highpass
•  Sanama
•  Shireroth

Scope

The purpose of the South Benacian Security Area is to implement the Treaty to Establish the South Benacian Security Area. The treaty provides for military cooperation, mutual defence, economic cooperation, intelligence sharing and border security cooperation between the signatories. The members can, by unanimous decision, invite other nations to join the area.

South Benacian Security Area Council

The Council was formed immediately after the treaty was ratified and deposited by all four signatories. The Council is responsible for the implementation of the treaty, and also receives recommendations from the three committees.

Nation	Representative	Appointed
Cisamarra	Pjetro Bombaccja	1711
Highpass	Runker Kekke av Vaap	1711
Sanama	Kora Kalami Tosha	1711
Shireroth		1711

Committees

Under the treaty, the Council can establish committees responsible for the development on common policy in areas covered by the treaty. The treaty itself sets up three committees, to be formed immediately after the treaty entering into force.

• Defence Committee
• Intelligence Committee
• Economic Cooperation Committee

See also

• South Benacian Community, unrelated organisation with a similar remit.