Qennes

Qennes Arkiduțiă Kaneșului (Qennesan) Archidoucatul Quenneʃ (Romanish) Arkidukat Kenes (Eganian) Kanıs Arşidüklüğü (Turquese) Kryedukati i Kenes (Malësorian) Arȿiḏucijȁ Ḵenɘs (Poyan) Capital: Arta Population: 2,976,958 (2017) Motto: Iața Kaneșienii Anthem: Frumosă noastră ḑintre Lină Tîrdau șî Mar Iviran

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Qennes (/kɛnes/, pronounced: KE-nes; Qennesan: Kaneș, pronounced: [känɛʂ], KA-nesh), officially The Qennesan Archduchy (Qennesan: Arkiduțiă Kaneșului), is a sovereign state in central-southern Uletha^∈⊾. It is bordered by Malësoria to the west, Antharia to the north and east, and Niscavo to the southeast. It also borders the Demirhan Empire to the south via the Bay of Erez, part of the Iviran Sea^∈⊾ on which Qennes has its southern shores, while the northwestern shores are located on the Lake Sens^∈⊾. The capital city is Arta located in the southwest of the country, while the largest city is Malvertta.

Originally an area inhabited by various tribes of many origins, most notably the Moorsh, but also the Kartlegian, Malesor, Po'ion, Semic and Slevic people groups, Qennes emerged from the remnants of the Hellanesian colonial period in the Iviran Sea region as a duchy in the 2nd century AD. It encompassed the coastal regions of modern Qennes centered around the cities of Molokortia and Erulgi (modern day Malvertta and Porterez, respectively) which dominated the cross-Ulethan trade flow in the region. Until the 15th century, Qennes' boundaries would constantly change under various conquests and wars. Eventually the Eganian nations to the east would take over the Qennesan coast and push it inland. With the beginning of the 15th century, the Qennesan duchy gained a large influential presence of the Romanish culture, which would completely reshape the Hellanesian-influenced culture of Qennes. In 1427, led by duke Aleksandru I Poraș 'the Stalwart', a new Qennesan nation was born and a new national identity. Aleksandru would triple the size of his nation and reform his title into an archduke.

In the late 18th century Qennes would see itself transform into an elective monarchy from an absolute one, after the Rebellion of Artei. It went through the revolutionary, rennaisance, industrial and Great War eras with its lands mostly intact, with an emphasis on economic growth, with its independence guaranteed and protected by the Antharian Kingdom for most of the timeline. It entered the 20th century as a very unequal country in terms of individual economic power and a population half its size nowadays. Pushed by industrialization, and later the modern socio-economical revolution, Qennes rose to being one of the wealthiest nations globally. Nowadays, Qennes is an elective monarchy ruled by an archduke, a developed and high living standard country with a high-income, social market economy. It is a member of the Association of South Ulethan Nations, after joining in 19xx, and has signed numerous agreements with its neighbors and beyond. Qennes has a population of almost 3 million people which is spread out on 9,846 square kilometers, making it one of the most densely populated countries in both south Uletha and the whole world.

Qennes Kaneș The Qennesan Archduchy Template:Collapsible list
Flag Coat of arms
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Motto: "Iața Kaneșienii." Behold the Qennesan people. (in)
Anthem: Frumosă noastră ḑintre Lină Tîrdau șî Mar Iviran (qn) Our beauty between Lake Sens and the Iviran Sea (in)
Capital	Arta
Largest city	Malvertta
Official languages	Qennesan
• Regional languages	Romanish Eganian Turquese Malësorian Poyan
Ethnic Groups (2019)	Qennesan Romanish Eganian Erez Turquese Malësorian Poyan
Demonym	Qennesan
Government	Electoral Monarchy (Archduchy)
• Archduke (Arkidukî)	Maksim III Maran
• Arch-House Principal (Prințipel ḑe Kasă Națională)	Aleksandru Buļioț
• Representative of the Nobility (Reprezentant ḑe Nobiļimii)	Eugenia VII Torlak
• Representative of the Peasantry Union (Reprezentant ḑe Unii Țărăņimii)	Ionuț Ilionesku
Legislature	Kasă Națională ḑe Arkiduțiă (qn) National Arch-House (in)
• Upper house	Nobiļimiea (qn) The Nobility (in)
• Lower house	Unii Țărăņimii (qn) The Peasantry Union (in)
Area
• Total	10,363.18 km2 4,001.25 sq mi
• Water (%)	6.68
Population
• Estimate (2021)	2,987,030
• Census (2017)	2,976,958
• Density	307.8/km2 797.25/sq mi
GDP (PPP)
• Total	178.3 billion USD
• Per capita	59,920 USD
HDI (2021)	0.908 very high
Timezone	WUT +5
Currency	Qennesan Lîu (QNL)
Drives on the	right

Political map of Qennes.

Etymology

The name Qennes is the Ingerish version of the native name Kaneș. The name 'Qennes' gets its roots from the Romanish name for the coastal area west of Niscavo - Quenneʃ.

Kaneș, as a name, has no certain etymology although there are two possible answers. During the Hellanesian colonization of the coast west of Niscavo, the area was uninhabited upon arrival. It is thought that the colonizers named the region Keno, Kene, Kenos or either Kenes, all of which derive from the Hellanesian word keno, meaning "empty". It is considered that the name eventually became the name of the Hellanesian subdivision in the area.

Another suggestion is that the name was derived from the phrase 'Kan nisi' , which means "possibly an island" in Hellanesian. It is thought that the colonizers have mistaken the peninsula in nowadays Malvertta for an island, or were either uncertain if it is either of the two.

The name Kaneș was first recorded in 1427 when Qennes' borders where roughly at the lines with nowadays Lipămontală^∈⊾ province. Before that date, Qennes was known as 'Kenes' by the Hellanesians, 'Quenneʃ' by the Romanish and 'Kanis' by the Turquese. Since 1427 the name has remained unchanged.

Geography

Geography of Qennes
Continent	Uletha (Western)
Region	Iviran Coast
Population	2,976,958 (2017)
Area
• Total	10,363.18 km2 4,001.25 sq mi
• Water (%)	6.68%
Population density	307.8 km2 797.25 sq mi
Extreme points	Kunîla (1842 m) Iviran Sea∈⊾ (0 m)
Longest river Largest lake (by area)	Kaneș (x) Lake Omnikă (Lină Omnikă) (x)
Time zone	WUT +5

Qennes is situated on the continent of Uletha, in its central-southern region known as the Iviran Coast, by the Iviran Sea^∈⊾. It lies between latitudes 41° and 40° N, and longitudes 83° and 84.5° E. The geographic center of Qennes is located west of the city of Dadaș, on the AP-3 highway, at the coordinates of 40.2462° N and 83.719° E, near the village of Brațaș.

Kunîla peak, the highest point of Qennes.

Qennes is a moderately hilly nation, with two major mountain chains spanning east to west. They are the Lavand Mountains in the central areas of the country and the Apyn Mountains in the southeast, both of which span east into Antharia and Niscavo. The tallest peak, Kunîla, standing at 1842 meters, is located in the Apyn Mountains range on the tripoint of the municipalities of Kaneș-Montă^∈⊾, Res^∈⊾ and the country of Antharia. Most of the country is dominated by rolling hills, river valleys and flat plains. The three major plains in Qennes are the Koșteiu Plain, the Erez Plain, home to most of the agriculture activity, and the Qennesan Riviera Region - the most densely populated area in the country, as well as a tourist hotspot. The lowest point of Qennes is the Asperic Ocean at sea level (0m), with no stretches of land under sea level.

• Landscapes of Qennes
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  Mourning woman area in the Șlaniță Cave near Auran

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  Coastal grottoes, coast of Feră Empodia

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  Lavand Mountains near the village of Liud

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  The Silver Valley of Libel, Medalona, with the Apyn Mountains in the background

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  Massif near Ogașu Galbină

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  Farmlands in Beņeș

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  Farmlands in northwestern Qennes

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  Salterns in Viletta

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  Cliffy area in Feră Empodia

Geology

Qennes is in a semi-active seismic zone. It lies near the active convergent boundary of the Asperic and East Ulethan plates. There have been at least 50 destructive earthquakes in the past identified by scientists. There are numerous caves throughout Qennes, found throughout the hilly and mountainous regions of the country. In the Feră Empodia region, grottoes are a dotted along the cliffs. There are about 70 grottoes in Qennes. The rock composition is predominantly sedimentary, and the soil is favorable for year-round agricultural activity in every part of the country.

Malvertta, Feredetî∈⊾ Climate chart J F M A M J J A S O N D     47     14 6     36     15 7     32     16 8     50     18 10     40     20 13     23     22 14     9.3     25 17     31     29 20     69     26 17     65     22 13     53     18 9     43     15 6 Average max. and min. temperatures in °C Precipitation totals in mm Imperial conversion J F M A M J J A S O N D     1.9     57 43     1.4     59 45     1.3     61 46     2     64 50     1.6     68 55     0.9     72 57     0.4     77 63     1.2     84 68     2.7     79 63     2.6     72 55     2.1     64 48     1.7     59 43 Average max. and min. temperatures in °F Precipitation totals in inches

Artei, Tîrdau∈⊾ Climate chart J F M A M J J A S O N D     57     11 3     54     13 5     59     15 7     90     16 8     97     19 12     59     21 14     57     23 16     69     27 18     122     23 14     138     20 11     94     15 6     68     13 5 Average max. and min. temperatures in °C Precipitation totals in mm Imperial conversion J F M A M J J A S O N D     2.2     52 37     2.1     55 41     2.3     59 45     3.5     61 46     3.8     66 54     2.3     70 57     2.2     73 61     2.7     81 64     4.8     73 57     5.4     68 52     3.7     59 43     2.7     55 41 Average max. and min. temperatures in °F Precipitation totals in inches

Climate

As a rather small sized country, Qennes doesn't pose much diversity in climate. There are 2 climate zones in Qennes: 'Csa' encompasses most of the country, while the highest of mountains and peaks are classifed as 'Csb'. Qennes is characterized by dry summers and mild, wet winters.

The precipitation rate varies between 35mm and 94mm year round. The rainfall rarely exceeds 150mm during a month, and the average amount of rainfall is 64mm. Qennes receives about 3,712 hours of sunshine year round, with the numbers peaking at 384 hours in July. Such a climate has allowed Qennes to develop into a highly popular summer tourism destination.

Waters

The Kaneș river near Poiu.

All of Qennes' rivers belong to the Iviran Sea^∈⊾ basin. They are either directly part of the drainage basin, or part of the Lake Sens^∈⊾ drainage basin, which empties into the Iviran Sea via the Recz River in Antharia.

The longest river is the Kaneș River with a length of XXXm (XXXm of which is within the borders of Qennes). It has it source near the monastery of Pakras in western Antharia, flowing southwest towards the Bay of Erez where it meets the Iviran Sea next to the town of Porterez. On its course it flows through a few major cities and towns including Kallomenos (Antharia), Reța, Dadaș, Poiu, Arta, Erez, Porterez (Qennes) and Portilumës (Malësoria). Qennes has a low number of natural lakes and ponds. Besides the Lake Sens, the largest natural lake would be Lake Omnikă in the south of the country, created by a natural phenomenon of beavers constructing a dam on the Omnikă River strong enough to dam the small river. This enabled engineers to find the perfect spot for a dam.

Other natural lakes can be mainly found in the southwest, precisely oxbow lakes created by the Kaneș River and its meandering. The largest lake, besides the Lake Sens, is the Lîulină Reservoir, created artificially by the Lîulină Dam on the Kopiță River.

Lake Omnikă, originally created by a beaver dam.

Biodiversity & Protected Areas

A shrubland composed of maquis.

Olive tree plantations.

Qennes has a wide number of animal, plant and fungi species present in its territory. It is one of the most biodiverse countries in southern Uletha, proportional to its territory size. In 2008, Qennes brought a Biodiversity Recognition law into power, which revised the biodiversity situation in the country and set to protect endangered species, and control the human usage of natural resources of the nature. Alongside that, Qennes redefined its protected areas, and redefined the areas which are considered to be protected.

There are 3 main terrestrial biogeographical and eco-regions: Littoral, Lower Continental and Upper Continental. The Littoral regions is dominated by the Mediterranean biome, mainly hot and dry summers, and rainy and semi-rainy winters, forests and shrubs of lower density, plants which can be pyrophytes, numerous cases of the "mosaic habitat" and general drier scenery. It is found along the coast of Qennes, forming a belt of maximum 5km in width. It is by far the smallest of the three regions.

The Lower Continental regions are located at lower lying areas throughout continental Qennes, mainly among the elevating range between 150 and 800 meters. It is characterized by a semi-drier climate, a more denser vegetation rate, higher density of animal species, and lower amount of mosaic habitats. It is a transition zone between the much drier Littoral and the less drier Upper Continental. Numerous and larger oak and beech forests, garrigues (phryganas), matorrals and other types of shrubs can be found here. The zone has the highest average temperature among the three areas, the lowest rainfall and therefore the highest chance of catching natural wildfires, but also man-made forest fires, which can happen during the stubble burning season in rural areas, since this zone account for 80% of the agricultural activity in the country. Stubble burning is considered a problem of the past, but is still present in northern and eastern regions of the country.

The Upper Continental regions are located at the highest of elevations in the country, everything above 800 meters. It is dominant in denser forests and woodlands, less so in shrubs and bushes. It includes forests of oaks, pines, conifers, and maqius shrublands. It presents a larger precipitation rates compared to the Lower Continental regions, but also lower temperatures, the lowest in the country, often falling below zero. These regions see minimal agricultural activity but the largest forestry activity amongst the three. It accounts for about 70% of Qennes' forested areas, and since the 2008 law, the area size of the forested lands has increased drastically, as numerous tree-planting activities were introduced to preserve and increase the forested lands. Qennes is still however one of the least forested nations in Uletha.

Flora & Fauna

Qennes has a wide variety of plants and animals which are found in the whole of south Uletha. Dominant tree types include: oaks, pines, conifers, beech, olive trees, palms, fig trees, holm oaks, cork oaks, chestnuts, grapevines, magnolias, ficus trees, Curtisia, etc. A notable species of trees prevalent in Qennes are the 'Red Robin' trees. Among other plants, Qennes is home to the: flowering ash, Gleditsia, Jujube, grey elms, Pompia, azeroles, hawthorns, matorral, garrigue, maqius, etc. Traditional crops include: grapes, olives, figs, pomegranates, oranges, apricots, lemons, tangerines, and others, mainly grown for commercial purposes and exports, alongside typical crops like wheat, corn, barley, various vegetables, fruits and nuts which are mainly for domestic consumption.

Animals prevalent in the region can be found in Qennes as well. There are about 100 animal species, and they include: various sponges, corals, sea anemones, starfishes, sea cucumbers, sea snails, sea worms, octopuses, jellyfish, and a noticeable amount of crabs (which gave the name of the region in southeast Qennes and Niskavo - Klavia/Niskavo), lobsters and prawns - for the sea ecoregion. Terrestrial animals include: durmouses, mouses, rats, shrews, voles, bats, wolfs, chamois, deers, dolphins, snakes, lizards, butterflies, dragonflies, Praying mantises, cicadas, glow-worms, hawk-moths, stinkbugs, crickets, hornets, wasps, bees, beetles, toads, salamanders, newts, turtles, ray-finned fish, eels, carps, various other fishes, and various domesticated animals like horses, cows, sheep, goats, pigs, etc. The common yellow swallowtail butterfly and the green snaketail dragonfly are the national animals of Qennes.

• Animals of Qennes
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  Yellow swallowtail butterfly - a national animal of Qennes

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  Green snaketail dragonfly - a national animal of Qennes

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  A crab is a common sight on the beaches around Klavopoli, a city named after crabs

Protection

There are a total of X protected areas in Qennes. There are 6 protection categories for areas and 4 for the protection of members of the Qennesan flora & fauna. They are:

• Protection classes for areas, highest level of protection to lowest:
  • Geopark - A large unified protected area that advances the protection and use of geological heritage in a sustainable way, and promotes the economic well-being of the people who live there. Example: Geopark "Lipămontală - Lavand" (Shared with Antharia)^∈⊾
  • Zona Asțîra ḑe Proteḑat (ZAP) - A zone of strict protection laws. Encompases a natural habitat of animals, plants and natural features that are rare or valuable. Example: TBD
  • Park Național Proteḑat (PNP) - National park network of areas with special features worthy of protection. Unlike national parks in most other countries, in Qennes they can be much smaller. Example: PNP "Feră Selandină"^∈⊾
  • Zonă Pitoreaskă și a Vieții Sălbatike (ZPVS) - A zone of natural beauty and/or wildlife with special protection laws. Example: "Meandre ḑe Erez"^∈⊾
  • Zonă Istorikală (ZI) - A zone of historic importance, usually encompassing a district within a locality. Example: Forț ḑe Erez (Erez Fortress)
  • Monumenț Istorikal (MI) - A single or group of objects or structures of historical importance. They can be located within other types of protected areas. Example: Ekilița ḑe Sîc̣i Tomas ḑin Artei (Saint Thomas Church in Artei)

Lavandula cenesis (Qennesan lavender) plantations in northeastern Qennes.

• Protection classes for individual flora and fauna species:
  • National animal / National plant - Species of symbolic meaning which may or may not be under preservation, but has a national-wide symbolism representing the nation of Qennes. Example: Qennesan lavender (Lavandula cenesis)
  • Local or endemic species under the Threatened status - Species originating in Qennes or the Iviran Coast region, that are considered as threatened of extinction. Example: Green Snaketail Dragonfly (Ophiogomphus cecilia)
  • Worldwide species under the Threatened status - Worldwide species present in Qennes, that are considered as threatened of extinction. Example: Tonenian Emerald Dragonfly (Somatochlora borisi)
  • Species of cultural symbolism - Species of cultural symbolism of the Qennesan regions. Example: Ulethan Green Crab in the region of Klavopoli and Niscavo. (Carcinus maenas)

Administrative divisions

Provinces

The four provinces of Qennes are the first level of subdivision in the country, however they posses no power of their own. Their role is purely ceremonial, historical, statistical and administrative. They follow the historical borders of these regions.

Province	Coat of Arms	Capital	Number of municipalities	Land area		Population	Population density
				km²	mi²		km²	mi²
Erez∈⊾		Erez	4 (Arta, Ederez, Erez, Poiu)	2241	865	734,838	327	849
Feredetî∈⊾		Malvertta	4 (Este, Kastelnău, Malvertta, Sentares)	1233	476	1,311,153	1,063	2,754
Lipămontală∈⊾		Dadaș	3 (Dadaş, Montăndur, Reța)	3426	1322	330,921	96	250
Tîrdau∈⊾		Koșteiu	4 (Amnaş, Artei, Kănpitau, Koşteiu)	3093	1194	600,046	194	502

Municipalities

The municipalities of Qennes present the second level of administrative subdivisions, and the highest of local governance. As opposed to provinces, municipalities govern their designated area and can enact certain local laws. A municipality has a municipal president, representing the Peasantry and elected by the people; and a municipal noble, who presents a mostly ceremonial figure, and represents the municipality in the Nobility. A municipality can have one or more communes with the city or town title, but only one of the having the role of the municipal center. The only exception is Malvertta whose municipality as a whole is a city (Metropol) and as such is divided into suburbs.

There are 15 municipalities, each province having 4 of them, with the exception of Lipămontală which has 3.

Municipality (Code)	Coat of Arms	Adm. centre (Code)	Number of cities	Land area		Population	Population density
				km²	mi²		inhab./km²	inhab./mi²
Amnaş (AȘ)∈⊾		Amnaş (AȘ)	2 (Amnaș, Fontanași)	505	195	69,954	138	358
Reḑionu Kapital ḑe Arta (AR)∈⊾		Arta (AR)	1 (Arta)	125	48	89,687	717	1,868
Galină (GA)∈⊾		Artei (AE)	4 (Artei, Daroț, Galadeș, Ivaneș)	1135	438	121,139	106	276
Dadaş - Kopiță (DK)∈⊾		Dadaş (DD)	3 (Dadaş, Lîulină, Toronei)	1297	500	144,171	111	288
Ederez (ED)∈⊾		Ederez (ED)	2 (Ederez, Teparkaş)	609	235	77,973	128	331
Erez (EZ)∈⊾		Erez (EZ)	3 (Absarai, Erez, Porterez)	435	168	381,172	876	2,268
Kol (KO)∈⊾		Este (EE)	4 (Este, Kolkastem, Masetna, Venneșe)	165	63	316,439	1,917	5,022
Prață (PR)∈⊾		Kănpitau (KP)	2 (Kănpitau, Ogașu Galbină)	1000	386	122,892	122	318
Laş (LA)∈⊾		Kastelnău (KS)	3 (Kastelnău, Omnikă, Beņeș)	355	137	114,762	323	837
Koşteiu (KȘ)∈⊾		Koşteiu (KȘ)	4 (Amaraștii, Boksa, Koșteiu, Săntă Maria)	452	174	286,061	632	1,644
Malvertta (MA)∈⊾		Malvertta (MA)	5 (Malvertta, Țoși, Țoțoș, Meteļin, Manată)	104	40	632,131	6,078	15,803
Ăndur (ĂN)∈⊾		Montăndur (MĂ)	3 (Auran, Montăndur, Obreșt)	1121	432	102,550	91	237
Kaneș al Kaț (KȚ)∈⊾		Poiu (PO)	4 (Ekrîn, Palaț, Poiu, Troaș Nău)	1070	413	186,006	173	450
Kaneș - Montă (KM)∈⊾		Reța (RE)	3 (Baneșt, Reța, Sîc̣u Petru)	1007	389	104,550	103	268
Res (RS)∈⊾		Sentares (SE)	3 (Klavopoli, Sentares, Setnes)	606	234	247,821	408	1,059

Economy

Solar farms are prevalent across the whole country and are a significant source of energy.

Nuclear power plant in Fondă. Nuclear energy is the second largest contributor to the energy sector.

Qennes has a developed market economy and is one of the most economically developed countries in Uletha. According to the national economic data, the national GDP (PPP) is estimated at 178 billion USD, while the per capita rates stood at just below 60 thousand USD, representing one of the highest GDP per capita rates in the Iviran Coast region, the continent of Uletha and also the whole world. Qennes is also characterized with its incredibly high wealth inequality index standing at around the rate of 39.

Qennes' history marked a lumpy economic growth rate. It has been sealed primarily by trading and shipbuilding in Malvertta and most coastal towns, wine production in the south, while the interior was dominated by agriculture, pasture and most notably flower production with lavenders being the most iconic crop to be grown in Qennes, used as a symbol for the entire nation. Navenna played an important role in developing Malvertta by introducing more skilled merchants and shipbuilders, as well as developing the country's iconic canal systems in Malvertta as well.

The once prominent trading node and hub in Malvertta lost importance over time with power shifting elsewhere. Shipbuilding and the production of naval supplies increased in importance together with the worldwide industrial boom. Lavender was used in the newly created modern cosmetics industry for the royal families. Transitioning into the 19th and 20th centuries, Qennes got its first railway connection towards Niscavo and Valessa. A few years later, the whole country was connected with railways. Shipbuilding reached an all-time high in terms of production with the rise of the modern container ships.

Nowadays, Qennes has a very diverse economic layout with branches like tourism, business, banking and services dominating the economic outline map, alongside the historically present shipbuilding, cosmetics and agricultural sectors. Qennes is one of the world's most favorable summer tourist destinations, reaching 19.5 million tourists in 2021. The coastal area known as the Qennesan Riviera accounts for more than 70% of the tourist attractions, with numerous beaches and resorts along the coast and picteresque towns including Malvertta, Este, Mastena, Klavopoli featuring touristy old towns. Malvertta is also the national recreative and leisural centre known for its nightlife and a high number of entertainment options including numerous concerts, festials, fairs, amongst others.

The finance and commerce sector is characterized by the favorable tax system as well as banking anonymity. Although not one of the major tax havens, Qennes is often categorized as one. Qennes has a large welfare system covering virtually all sectors of the economy and every people group within Qennes. Through its programmes and services it provides a large amount of aid for business starting, agricultural development, immigrants, tourism workers, small businesses and freelancers, amongst others.

Other sectors Qennes is prominent in include: technology, cosmetics, manufacturing, shipbuilding, naval manufacturing, agriculture, energy, medicine, etc. Qennes is home to a wide variety of globally present companies. The most prominent one is Lux SolarPower, specializing in solar power production and equipment with solar power plants throughout the globe.

Demographics

Population data of Qennes.

Ethnic & national composition

A map showing the ethnic composition of Qennes. Data from 2020.