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Haifa's economy is made up of a large mining, shipping, and research sector. The nation is one of the leaders in the diamond industry, and has research facilities around the country, especially in Keybir-Aviv. Many foreign companies set up offices in the [[Abeis Business District]], with the country having a diverse economic sector. The nation is part of the [[SCUE]], with Haifan Companies being traded on the [[Ham50]], the stock market of [[Hamland]]. Recently, fishing and tourism have grown as economic sectors in the country. | Haifa's economy is made up of a large mining, shipping, banking, and research sector. The nation is one of the leaders in the diamond industry, and has research facilities around the country, especially in Keybir-Aviv. Many foreign companies set up offices in the [[Abeis Business District]], with the country having a diverse economic sector. The nation is part of the [[SCUE]], with Haifan Companies being traded on the [[Ham50]], the stock market of [[Hamland]]. Recently, fishing and tourism have grown as economic sectors in the country. | ||
==Infrastructure== | ==Infrastructure== |
Revision as of 19:08, 2 August 2013
Official language | English |
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Capital | Abeis |
Largest cities | Abeis, Keybir-Aviv, Jezeraah |
Forum | Forum |
Number of citizens | 125,177 |
Date founded | July 11,2012 |
Government | Free State |
Current leader | Ismael Todochev |
Currency | Lliev |
Haifa is an small nation situated in the east of Keltia, situated in eastern Micras. The capital, Abeis, is also the largest city in the nation. There are two other major cities in Haifa, Keybir-Aviv and Jezeraah.
History
Haifa was founded by fleeing Israat immigrants in 1970. However, many remains such as the Luxor Palace and Büngayo Shrine were left over from past feudal nations. In 1974, the first Prime Minister was elected. Herman Wozhlweitz, the first Prime Minister, established the basic principles of government for the nation. Haifa was relatively an agricultural nation until 1990, when diamond was first discovered south of Abeis. Around this time banking became another dominant economic force, and the country moved itself to a more capitalist and industrial economic scheme. In 2001, Haifa gained control of the Fenkel HQ, and 2007 saw a mass refugee movement of immigrants from Afrikaana arriving in the Northern Isles and Southern towns. Currently, the Prime Minister is Ismael Todochev, and the economic Haifa plays a major role in the Diamond and Banking industry of the region.
Geography
Haifa is a small nation, lying on the Maccabi River. The country is to the east of Lake Morovia. It is generally a flat country, with various hills spotting the countryside. Even though it is inland, the nation is generally considered a seafaring nation, as the water is a big helper to the economy, tourism, and the lifestyle of the people.
Regions
Other than mainland Haifa, there are also three autonomous regions.The regions themselves are split into cities and townships. and they are in close proximity of each other.
Province | Capital | Population |
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Haifa | Abeis | 104,136 |
Minab Azis | Minab Azis | 20,127 |
Wallis Islands | Wallis Island | 862 |
Fenkel Shipping Co. | Fenkel Shipping Co. HQ | 50 |
Government
The country is currently head by Prime Minister Ismael Todochev. The main legislative body of North Antarctica is the Parliament, which is comprised of city officials and governors from every region. The only elected official is the Prime Minister, who serves for three month terms. He appoints city officials and other government positions.
Military
The military of Haifa is proportionate to the size of the country, and only has about 2,000 full-time personnel. The Special Haifan Forces are the premier task force group in the nation.
Economy
Haifa's economy is made up of a large mining, shipping, banking, and research sector. The nation is one of the leaders in the diamond industry, and has research facilities around the country, especially in Keybir-Aviv. Many foreign companies set up offices in the Abeis Business District, with the country having a diverse economic sector. The nation is part of the SCUE, with Haifan Companies being traded on the Ham50, the stock market of Hamland. Recently, fishing and tourism have grown as economic sectors in the country.
Infrastructure
The cities of Haifa are connected by the four major highways, H1-H4. There are many other smaller regional roads that interconnect the many villages and towns. The Haifan Rail is the major train line in the nation.
Airports
The nation's largest airport, Haifan International Airport, located in Abeis, has flights all across Micras. The secondary airport is Keybir-Aviv International, which is considerably smaller than it's sister airport.
Education
With the country having a 96% literacy rate, education is mandatory from ages 5-18. The country's top university Haifa National University in Abeis, which attracts many foreign students to its campus.
Culture
Haifan culture is very complex, with many ethnicities making up its diverse societies. Ethnic Haifans bring most of their customs from their ancestors in the Israat region of Hamland. These include food, traditions, and sport. There is a large Afrikaanian minority that has sprung up a following of their native religion, Gorogoro. Also, the language of DakaÏuru is spoken between these people. The mesh of these two ethnic groups has brought different traditions, such as the annual Festival of Union, the celebration to mark the day when Haifans accepted the Afrikaanian refugees into their country. The main sport in Haifa is football, with the Haifa League 1 being the premier division. The cuisine in Haifa is very diverse, as the Haifan, Afrikaanian, and other foreign nationalities' tastes have mixed into a melting pot of flavors.