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The United Islamic states of Maghreb is a nation led by The kin Gopnik on the continent of Africa. The United Islamic states of Maghreb's government is a Federal Republic with very conservative social policies. Economically, The United Islamic states of Maghreb favors far left wing policies. The official currency of The United Islamic states of Maghreb is the Maghrebi Dinar. At 848 days old, The United Islamic states of Maghreb is an ancient nation. The United Islamic states of Maghreb has a population of 8,995,896 and a land area of 113,250.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 79.43. Pollution in the nation is almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is plentiful with an approval rating of 76.8147%.

 

The United Islamic States of Maghreb (formerly known as the Islamic federal republic of Maghreb) was founded after negotiations between 5 countries; Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Mauritania.

 

The old nations' leaders made the decision of union among their countries under a single banner whilst keeping the former governments by converting them to States of the nation thus making Maghreb a federal nation. As for the leader, that whom is voted by the absolute majority and titled kin (formerly called unifier) receives the authority of decision making on behalf of the public until his/her approval rating recedes below 50%

 

The federal republic's currency was named the Maghrebi dinar, the official language is Arabic, the capital is the city called Tunis and the state religion is Islam.

the Maghrebi map:

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The Maghrebi flag was expected to be like this:2560px-Flag_of_Maghreb.svg.png

But, the unifier Gopnik (founder of the nation) suggested a flag he made which the majority agreed to making the Maghrebi official flag this:1ff74e8d5b61d7a5272830104540d72bb68fa04dx972.png

 

 

Maghreb is a proud member of the United Ummah alliance with a Foreign Affairs council that manages UU's internal affairs as Vizier:

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During its membership, it earned the following medals:

UU's Intifada participation medal:

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UU's Intifada's nuker and fighter medal:

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Flag: National Flag
Nation Name: Maghreb
Leader Name: Gopnik
Currency: Currency Image
Maghrebi Dinar
National Animal: National Animal Image
Fennec fox
History: After the Algerian president's decision to no longer interfer in the conflict between Western Sahara and Morocco in 2071, Morocco's armed forces' morale increased enabling them to win the conflict and capture all Western Saharan soil in a few months. Meanwhile, in Libya, the GNA Libya won thanks to support from foreign UN nations including Algeria leading to GNA's victory over Gen Haftar's LNA and the other militias in 2075. The victory was declared after 2 years of war declared by the GNA in 2073. With the peace that has been resulted by the 2 victories and solved diplomatic disagreements, a young man named "Gopnik" was elected as Tunisia's president in 2078. Little did the tunisians know is that he will be their last one. Once he got in the Carthage palace, he started contacting and meeting up with the Libyan, Algerian and Mauritanian presidents, the Moroccan king and government figures from those nations hiding the purpose behind those meetings. Until, in the morning March 20th 2078, also known as the Tunisian independence day, the secret has been revealed with with a sudden played stream on all local televisions of the nations from the maghreb region. The 4 presidents and the Monarch were sitting in a meeting room in the Carthage palace, Tunisia. After those leaders greeted one another, president Gopnik announced: "بسم الله الرحمان الرحيم (in the name of God, the most forgiveful the most forgiving),
after long months of secret negotiations with my current guests in the Carthage palace, I, president Gopnik, am announcing the unification of the Tunisian republic, the Algerian republic, the republic of Libya, the Mauritanian republic and the kingdom of Morocco founding the Islamic federal republic of Maghreb. The government will be federal republican and the president will be decided by elections intiated after the death, the resignation or the exclusion of the former president. The union will contain 5 great semi-autonamous states with the same maps, names and laws as the former countries' within them. The central government will have 5 government buildings which will be the palaces of the former nations meaning that we will have 5 capitals rather than one. And finally, the elected president will be the manager of the central government and the military until his or her death, resignation or exclusion which is decided by the population's approval rate becoming lower than 35%. May Allah keep this glorious union at its finest and may he gift you, Maghrebis, a great day!"
On that day, at 12pm, all raised flags within the government buildings of the former nations have been replaced with the official flag of the new federal union.
Geography
Continent: Africa
Land Area: 182,257.76 sq. km
Terrain: In the Moroccan part of the Maghreb, the Mediterranean coast is rugged with cliffs and coves. The Rif Mountains rise sharply from the Mediterranean to a height of 7,218 ft (2200 m). The Taza Gap runs east and west between the Rif Mountains and the Middle Atlas ranges to link Algeria with Morocco. Southeast from the Strait of Gibraltar are the Middle Atlas (Moyen Atlas) Mountains. Much of the area is high, partially forested plateaus. Farther south the High Atlas (Haut Atlas) Mountains reach to some of the highest peaks in Africa. Winter snows frequently cover the 400-plus mountaintops that exceed 9,850 ft (3,000 m). The highest peak is Mount Toubkal at 13,665 ft (4,165 m). The Algerian part of the Maghreb has four eastwest zones. The coast stretches from Morocco 600 mi (970 km) to Tunisia. It extends inland from 50 to 120 mi (80 to 190 km). The coastal zone is a lowland strip dotted with mountains. The region is fertile and called the “Tell” in Arabic. The zone of the Tell Atlas Mountains (highest point about 7,570 ft or 2,310 m) is south of the coastal zone. South of the Tell, is a semiarid region of plateaus (average elevation is about 3,500 ft or 1,070 m) containing a number of shallow salt lakes (chotts). These wet-season lakes dry into salt pans during the dry season. A fourth zone holds the semi-arid Saharan Atlas Mountains, a broken series of mountain ranges and massifs. The Tunisian area of the Maghreb contains two branches of the Atlas Mountains that extend eastward across the country from Algeria. Along the coast is a fertile plain. The northern range lies inland a short distance and is called the Atlas Mountains. Most of the mountains are low with peaks under 2,000 ft (610 m) in all but a few locations. The Tabassah Mountains form the southern Atlas branch of the Tunisian Maghreb. The highest is Mount Shanabi at 5,066 ft (1,544 m). The area includes the Grand Dorsal Range and the two-mile-wide Kasserine Pass. South of the Tabassah range the elevation descends across a plateau with salt lakes and date palm oases to the SAHARA DESERT. The northwestern plain of Libya and the northeastern highland, an extension of the Atlas ranges, across the Gulf of Sidra are sometimes included in the Maghreb, for reasons of culture, if no other. (source: geography.name)
Highest Peak: Mt.Tubqal, 4,167 meters
Lowest Valley: [unknown], 0 meters
Climate: The weather of the Maghreb region is characterized by prevailing westerly winds, which drop most of their moisture on the northern slopes and coastal plain, leaving little for the southern slopes, which maintain desert scrub fading into true desert in the Sahara to the south. (source: Google)
People & Society
Population: 8,995,896 people
Demonym: Maghrebi
Demonym Plural: Maghrebis
Ethnic Groups: Arabs - 68.3%
Mediterranean - 30.6%
other - 1.1%
Languages: Arabic - 99.7%
Romance languages (French, Italian...) - 63.4%
Berber and other Folk languages - 2.7%
Religions: Islam - 99.1%
Christianity - 0.8%
Judaism and other - 0.1%
Health
Life Expectancy: 47 years
Obesity: 1.6%
Alcohol Users: 5%
Tobacco Users: 15.6%
Cannabis Users: 1.3%
Hard Drug Users: 0%
Economy
Description: The Maghrebi economy mainly respects the Islamic laws within the economic category which essentially differs from capitalist and socialist regimes with this respect. It allows private ownership for a number of kinds of property and means of production. Similarly, it allows public ownership and state ownership for some kinds of wealth and property. The Sharia law effects the economy by the government's policy insertions that follow the Sharia like the prohibition of interest when it comes to debt, the zakat tax policy (a monthly applied tax on the wealthy to fund the needy) and the Khumus war tax policy (a tax ordering armed forces to hand the bank 20% of loot from victorious battles). In addition, granting and taxation policies are applied on starting businessmen and major companies.
Non-muslims are spared from taxation with the exception of non-muslim men who pay the jizya that is no higher than the total tax rate for Muslim citizens, if not lower.
Average Yearly Income: $163.90
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $9,324,904,924.00
GDP per Capita: $1,036.57
Gross National Income (GNI): $8,517,479,035.00
Industries: Major industries include mining and exportation of bauxite, uranium and oil but the industrial ministry focuses on one of the 3 raw resources depending on the market's resource values. Other than the raw resource extraction industry, the refinery industry is found which includes aluminium refinery, gasoline refinery and urnaium power plant. In addition, miniscule private companies started by citizens produce consumer goods as an industry which is funded by the government to motivate local industry and commerce
Military
History: The Maghrebi armed forces were fully established in 2078 one month after the complete unification of the Maghreb region's former nations. It was done by the swift recovery of the former countries' documents that included the names of the enlistees and active officers and calling them to offer the chance to regain their position under the new banner. Although a few didn't respond or refused, Maghreb's military turned out being a sum of the 5 former countries' forces combined
Soldiers: 90,000
Tanks: 35,531
Aircraft: 2,325
Ships: 51
Missiles: 1
Nuclear Weapons: 0
Last Updated: 06/21/2024 11:29 pm