Euran Economic Union
Euran Economic Union | ||
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Headquarters | Fontainebleau, ![]() | |
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- Secretary-General of the EEU | ||
- Deputy Secretary-General | ||
- Main assembly | Interparliamentary Committee | |
Establishment | 1694 AN | |
Membership |
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Organisation website | {{{site}}} | |
Organisation forum | {{{forum}}} |
The Euran Economic Union (EEU) was formed in 1694 AN and it comprises the Euran nations of Constancia, the Suren Confederacy, Nouvelle Alexandrie, and Zeed. The EEU originated as a result of the First Fontainebleau Accords, part of a greater diplomatic effort to bring these neighboring Euran nations together in greater cooperation. While the First Fontainebleau Accords were signed in 1691 AN by all nations, the Treaty underwent lengthy ratification processes that were completed when its last country, Constancia finally ratified the First Accords in 1694 AN.
History
Structure
Secretariat of the Euran Economic Union
Secretary-General of the EEU
Deputy Secretary-General of the EEU
Integration Committee
Interparliamentary Committee
Headquarters

The Euran Economic Union shall be headquartered in the picturesque coastal town of Fountainebleau in Nouvelle Alexandrie. Until the signing of the First Fountainebleau Accords in 1691 AN, the Hotel Metropole, one of the most luxurious and prestigious resorts in the city, served as the main hosting site for rounds of diplomatic talks that regularly went into the evening and early morning. However, it was not all work, as there were dozens of balls, parties, and plenty of social functions for diplomats and government officials of Constancia, Zeed, the Suren Confederacy, and Nouvelle Alexandrie present for the talks and their staff.
While the Hotel Metropole served as a world-class site to host the summit, soon after signing the first set of accords it was decided that a proper complex of buildings would be built to house the Euran Economic Union. The complex is currently under design. It will serve as the official headquarters of the organization, provide offices for all its staff, and include museums and cultural centers. The land to be occupied by the headquarters and buildings shall be placed in a special legal arrangement under the sole administration of the Euran Economic Union and not the government of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Under New Alexandrian law, the headquarters of the EEU has been granted extraterritoriality much like foreign embassies have in the Federation already.
The Euran Economic Union has three additional subsidiary regional headquarters in each of the capitals of the member states. These were opened in 1694 AN, soon after Constancia finally ratified the First Fountainebleau Accords. These adjunct offices help represent EEU interests, facilitate diplomatic and cultural activities, and enjoy certain extraterritorial privileges, but do not contain the seats of major organs of the organization.
In addition to the foregoing, the Imperial State of Constancia and the ESB Group very generously donated 20 acres for the perpetual use of the organization in Tapfer Plaza, Aqaba. The offices of the Commission of Technical Experts, Financial Committee, and the central permanent public information office of the Pan-Euran Highway were located here, initially in leased space, beginning 1695.
Pan-Euran Highway
Commission of Technical Experts
Financial Committee
Permanent Public Information Office
Member states
Nation | Member since | Currency(ies) | Population | Capital(s) | Head of State |
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1694 AN | Imperial stater | 23,132,188 (1690 AN) | Petropolis | Basileusa Olympia |
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1694 AN | New Alexandrian écu | 216,892,547 (1694 AN) | Cardenas | King Manco Cápac I |
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1694 AN | Suren tomān | 7,620,348 (1690 AN) | Surenshahr | Surenšāh Dāryuš of the Suren |
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1694 AN | Zeeder ruble | 27,050,770 (1691 AN) | Rusjar | First Secretary Sergey Ilych Chernavyin |
Observers
The Euran Economic Union may grant entities observer status. The Euran Economic Union welcomes many international agencies, entities, and a non-member state (Natopia) as observers. Observers have the right to speak at meetings of the Euran Economic Union, but not to vote on resolutions or decisions that the EEU takes.
Observer status is granted by a resolution of the Interparliamentary Committee.
Nation | Observer since | Currency(ies) | Population | Capital(s) | Head of State |
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1699 AN | Benacian sovereign | 215,204,271 (1698 AN) | Chryse | High Presidium of the Benacian Union |
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1694 AN | Natopian natopo | 374,686,235 (1690 AN) | Lindström | Emperor Nathan II |
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1702 AN | Ransenari Erb | 75,190,911 (1694 AN) | Goldfield | Salome |