Raspur Pact
| Raspur Pact | |||
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| Hymn: Why would we need a hymn? | |||
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| Headquarters | Raspur, Lindström, Shirekeep, Vey (formerly) | ||
| Official language(s) | Istvanistani / Common Tongue | ||
| Type | Military alliance and free trade area | ||
| Leaders | |||
| - High Commissioner | Isabella Kalirion (Natopia) | ||
| - Deputy High Commissioner | Primo de Aguilar (Constancia) | ||
| - Main assembly | Permanent Commission | ||
| Establishment | 7.V.1643 AN | ||
| Membership | 6 member states, 1 candidate state | ||
| Organisation website | n/a | ||
| Organisation forum | n/a | ||
The Raspur Pact, formerly known by the acronym SANE (standing for the Shirerithian-Alexandrian-Natopian Entente) is an multilateral alliance founded around mutual defence, collective security and free trade.
The Pact allows its members free movement of workers, goods, and services across borders, extradition of arrested persons, and full faith and credit to all legal documents in all of the Pact's member states.
Membership
Founding members of the organisation were Shireroth, Alexandria and Natopia, with Constancia joining later on. Following the devastating Alexandrian Flu and the consequent collapse of the Alexandrian Empire. The Khanate of Raspur acceded to the alliance in 1662, followed by the Wechua Nation in 1663 and Eklesia in 1667. The organisation now comprises of:
- Constancia;
- Eklesia;
- Natopia;
- Raspur;
- Shireroth;
- the Wechua Nation.
As of 1667 the Raspur Pact has one additional candidate member:
Although not a formal member of the Raspur Pact, Tellia enjoys many of the economic and security benefits associated with membership on account of its treaty with Shireroth which established a condominium over so-called "Mandatory Tellia", affording the Tellian city states privileged access to Benacian and international markets controlled by Raspur Pact member states.
Structure
Permanent Commission
The first High Commissioner of the Raspur Pact is Isabella Kalirion, supported by Primo de Aguilar as Deputy High Commissioner.
