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Revision as of 11:35, 30 April 2019

Apollonian and Euran Economic Union
Flag of AEEU
Flag
Emblem of AEEU
Emblem
Location of AEEU
Headquarters TBD
Official language(s) English
Florian
Type Political and economic union
Leaders
 - President of the AEEU
 -
 - Main assembly AEEU Senate
Establishment 24th March 2019
Membership TBD
Organisation website {{{site}}}
Organisation forum {{{forum}}}

The Apollonian Economic Area is a proposed political and economic union that will be primarily located in Apollonia and Eura. The Union plans to create a single currency for its member states, free trade between all member states and no travel restrictions. From 2020 onwards the Union also plans to create a unified military.

History

Origin

Treaty of Port Farrar

Treaty

Member States

Flag Name Member since Region Currency(ies) Language(s) Capital(s) Head of State
AlduriaFlag.png Alduria 30th April 2019 Eura Aldurian Écu Alexandrian Punta Santiago Alejandro Campos
Florian Republic Flag.png Florian Republic 24th March 2019 Apollonia Florian Dollar English
Florian
Northcliff Morgan Sharp
Freeland.png Freeland 30th March 2019 Apollonia Polish Viten Jakub Baran
Thracistan Flag.png Thracistan 24th March 2019 Apollonia Thraci Manat Thraci Turkish Kadim Alperen Mithat Gazi

Observer States

Flag Name Member since Region Currency(ies) Language(s) Capital(s) Head of State
Imperial-State-Constancia-Banner.png Constancia 31st March 2019 Eura Imperial Stater Constancian Astérapolis Petros III
Flag Jingdao 2.png Jingdao 31st March 2019 Apollonia Kala Jingdaoese Daocheng Chidao Emperor

Politics

Foreign relations

Economy

Internal Market

Monetary Union

Culture