ECONOMY[+] 

Foreign Exchange/Gold : $284,184.00 USD                                               

Military Budget : $6,000,000 USD (50%↑ Increased in 25/06/25)   Status : Rising(Stable) ←→

Defense Budget : $10,074,513 USD (64.6%↑ Increased in 25/06/25)   Status : Rising(Stable) ←→

Improvement Budget : $9,102,321 USD

External Debt : $561,330,000 USD (7.86%↑ Increased in 25/06/14)

MANPOWER [+]

Manpower is one of the few categories that every nation satisfies in the GFP index to one extent or another. These categories detail the maximum and realistic number of souls a given nation can commit to a war effort, be it offensive or defensive in nature
149,452,
Tot Mil. Personnel : 165,000+

AIRPOWER [+]

GFP tracks specific categories related to aerial warfare capabilities of a given power. Across all categories to account for availability of individual over-battlefield assets due to general maintenance, modernization, refurbishment and the like. 

Aircraft Total : 

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Total Aircraft Being Build per city : 15~75

LAND FORCES [+]

GFP tracks specific categories related to land warfare capabilities of a given power.Across all categories to account for availability of individual battlefield assets due to general maintenance, modernization, refurbishment and the like.

Land Force Total : 

69
 Total Military Vehicles Being Build per city : 250~1000(1250+)

NAVY FORCE[+]

Naval Ships Total : 

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Total Navy Ships Being Build per city : 17+

Total Ship Cost : $360,500(360.5K)

Battlecruisers : 72K

Aircraft Carriers : 61K

Cruisers : 64K

Destroyers : 53K

Frigates : 43K

Corvettes : 31K

GFP Hull Classifications:
GlobalFirepower.com (GFP) takes a rather conventional approach to hull classifications regarding per-country naval assets. Below are descriptions of each type considered:

Aircraft Carriers
These are either conventional- or nuclear-powered forms showcasing an expansive flight deck with hangar elevators for access. This surface is used for the launching and retrieval of fixed-wing aircraft (as a primary function) and rotorcraft (as a secondary function). In modern navies, Aircraft Carriers represent the flagship of the fleet, making them vital assets. Only a few select nations maintain an aircraft carrier as part of their surface fleet.

Destroyers
Destroyers are the largest named, non-carrier ship type in modern fleets (not including Cruisers which are used by only a few powers). They are powerful, multi-mission oriented hulls with a broad array of sensors, processing systems, and weaponry and can support one or more rotorcraft from their included flight deck. Some forms are mission-specific, focusing on airspace deterrence or submarine hunting as primary roles.

Frigates
Frigates are the economical answer to the Destroyer, given roughly the same Blue Water / deep water capabilities and broad weapons / mission set. Similarly, they can support rotorcraft and operate independently or as part of the main fighting fleet. Their hull design bridges the gap between the dimensionally larger Destroyer and the smaller Corvette.

Corvettes
Corvettes typically represent the 'smallest' named vessels of the fleet. These are relatively compact hulls capable of operating in Blue Water environments as well as close-to-shore depending on draught depth. Corvettes can prove to be an economical measure for specific powers finding Frigate types out-of-scope and can also serve well those nations showcasing long-running coastlines.