Assembly of Nations
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The Assembly of Nations (AN) is an intergovernmental organization made up of almost every country in the world. Its mission is to facilitate communication and to foster cooperation between governments worldwide; to promote international understanding, peace and prosperity; and to defend the human rights and individual freedoms of people everywhere. To further these ends the AN administers a wide range of programs around the globe, including peacekeeping missions, security collaboration projects, human rights campaigns, economic and social development projects, environmental awareness and protection activities, as well as humanitarian missions for populations in crisis.Assembly of Nations Alternate Name(s):
AN
Motto:
Peace and ProsperityIntergovernmental Organization with Headquarters in Kingdom of Pretany Address 1550 Assembly Street
Duchy of St. Ricardus
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General Information Year Founded 1966 Number of Members 145 Executives Chief Secretary L. U. Ciano
Ardispheric FederationDeputy Secretary-General J. O. Schin
TBDGeneral Assembly President H. I. Stor
ZylandaPresident of the Social and Economic Council T. H. Ilo
TBDThe four doves found on the AN seal and emblem symbolize peace in all four directions of the compass, in all four corners of the world.
The AN headquarters and Assembly building is located on Jada Island, in the Duchy of St. Ricardus, within the Kingdom of Pretany since 1966. Map. The AN's other major offices are located in Chanunwa, West Commonia and Hexagonia City, Tigeria.
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Current Membership
Uniquely among international organizations, every independent sovereign state is automatically considered to be a member, unless they explicitly reject membership. In addition, any entity judged by the Membership Council to "exercise stable de facto control over a territory and population" also has a right to membership, even if it is unrecognized by other AN members.
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Abrilleron -
Adaria -
Agarderia -
Al-Kaza -
Allendea -
Alora
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Altavia -
Ammirice -
Anisora -
Antharia -
Arataran -
Ardisphere -
Artenia -
Ataraxia -
Auleus -
Auronia -
Balam-Utz -
Balavalonia -
Beaumontan -
Belgravia -
Belphenia -
Bloregia -
Brasonia -
Broceliande -
Canwyru -
Cariocas -
Cascande -
Castellán - Castellán del Sur
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Castilea Archantea -
Cernou -
Commonia[1]
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Costa de Oro -
Darcodia -
Dautrayautt -
Demacia -
Dematisna -
Demirhanlı Devleti -
Déserts -
Drabantia -
Drull -
Duncanheim -
Eäßnordælånd -
Eelanti -
Egani -
Eicarl -
Eshein -
Esthyra -
Esterlon -
Federal States -
Florescenta -
Freedemia -
Galicia -
Gardensa - Garlis
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Glaster -
Gobrassanya -
Guai -
Hanyala -
Helvetiany -
Hifnakia -
Hyldia -
Inara -
Ingerland -
Ionadàlba -
Islatramma -
Ispelia -
Kalm -
Karolia -
Karvaland -
Khaiwoon -
Kofuku -
Kojo -
Kovatany -
Kuehong
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Lallemand -
Latina -
Leresso -
Levarrie -
Litvania -
Lons -
Lorredion -
Lossira -
Luslandia -
Maalfland -
Mahhal
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Mallyore -
Mauretia -
Mecyna -
Meilan -
Mergany -
Meridonia -
Mordeto -
Myrcia -
Neberly -
Neo Delta -
New Ingerland -
Niscavo -
Niulutan-Riu (Ser-Elige-IJlanden) -
Nordestan -
Norðurland
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Ohemia -
OIOI
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Onnutu -
Orinoco -
Ôrlé -
Østermark -
Paroy -
Pasalia -
Pasundan-Padjadjaran -
Paxtar -
Peritan City - Planoria
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Podolian Republic -
Pretany
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Randalia -
Reeland -
Roantra -
Rogolnika -
Sãikyel -
Samiloor -
Sathria -
Scandmark -
Schwaldia -
Shilesia -
Slavonia -
South Astrasia - Sudharka
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Suvuma -
Svækeyja -
Tanay -
Tara -
Telkhug Ēkdŭn[2] -
Tengappei -
Tigeria
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Tircambry -
Turkjet -
Uclela -
Ullanyé -
Ulerolånd
This list is incomplete. It will be expanded in the future. Rejected Membership
Naajaland- as Naajaland gained indepence in 2013, the nation completely rejected membership by voting. Even, when Naajaland is an independent nation, their government is still not much integrated and there are not enough economic feases to join any international organization.
History
For many decades before the founding of the AN, a number of treaties had established various intergovernmental authorities that focused on specific areas of function, for example the International Postal Standards Bureau, the Global Aviation Coordination Council, the Grand Commission of the Sea, and many more. As the number of these organizations began to proliferate, their jurisdictions would occasionally overlap and disputes began to arise. After a particularly heated diplomatic row between the Grand Commission of the Sea and the Convention for International Frontiers over which institution was qualified to adjudicate a particular marine boundary dispute, a group of influential world leaders decided to consolidate and integrate a large number of these international functions under one large umbrella organization.The conference initially convened in St. Richards, Pretany in late 1964, and began a prolonged series of negotiations. The Assembly of Nations finally came into being in 1966, with the signing of the Treaty of the Establishment of the Assembly of Nations. Fifty-six separate international organizations were placed under its jurisdiction, their functions strictly laid out so as to complement and coordinate with one another instead of clashing or conflicting. Every sovereign nation in the world, even non-signatories, was invited to participate as an equal member of the AN, and the vast majority did.
Organization
The Assembly of Nations encompasses five principal institutions: the Assembly itself (the primary deliberative body, made up of one representative ambassador from each member nation); the International Peace Council (for matters pertaining to issues of peacekeeping and security); the Social and Economic Council (for the furtherance of social and economic progress); the Chief Secretariat (the general executive of the AN); and the International Criminal Court (the paramount judicial venue). Four of the five primary institutions are located at the AN's central headquarters in St. Richards, Pretany, with the fifth being the International Criminal Court, which is based in Tarott, Kalm.
There are a large number of other AN-affiliated and related agencies distributed around the world, including the Environmental Research and Protection Organisation in Vasireii, Karolia; the World Health Organization in Fenelec, Ataraxia; the International Sea Justice Court in Porto Colon, Latina; the Global Meteorological Organisation in Trevers, Paroy; the Global Bank Group; the World Currency Bank; the World Food Aid Programme; ANESCO (the Assembly of Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization); and ANICEF (the Assembly of Nations Children's Fund). The highest official of the AN is the Chief Secretary, elected by the Assembly to serve a non-renewable six-year term. The Chief Secretary is prominently assisted by a deputy as well as a director-general of administrative affairs.
Institution Abbreviation Level Remit Headquarters Regional Offices Assembly of Nations AN Primary Representation of all nations to facilitate communication and foster cooperation St. Richards, Pretany International Peace Council IPC Primary Matters pertaining to issues of peacekeeping and security St. Richards, Pretany (Location) Vang Ngat, Kuehong (Location) Social and Economic Council SEC Primary Matters pertaining to the furtherance of social and economic progress St. Richards, Pretany Chief Secretariat CS Primary General executive of the AN St. Richards, Pretany International Criminal Court ICC Primary Paramount judicial venue Tarott, Kalm Assembly of Nations Development Assistance Program ANDAP AN Organ Supports global development Hexagonia Ctiy, Tigeria Assembly of Nations Capital Assistance Fund ANCAF AN Organ Capital investment agency for developing nations Hexagonia City, Tigeria Assembly of Nations Environmental Sustainability Program ANESP AN Organ Coordinates the AN's environmental activities and implements environmentally sound policy and practices Hexagonia City, Tigeria Assembly of Nations Commission on Urbanization and Settlement Patterns AN-CUSP Affiliated Urbanization, sustainability, quality of life, land use Canan-Yar, Al-Kaza Hexagonia City, Tigeria Environmental Research and Protection Organisation ERPO Affiliated Global environmental protection Vasireii, Karolia Planetary Health Organization PHO Affiliated Global health research and coordination Fenelec, Ataraxia International Sea Justice Court ISJC Affiliated Marine dispute resolution and security Porto Colon, Latina Assembly of Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief OHAER Affiliated Coordination of international emergency relief Lessingen, Mergany Global Bank Group GBG Affiliated (International banking and finance) St. Richards, Pretany World Currency Bank WCB Affiliated (International currency lending and borrowing) St. Richards, Pretany World Food Aid Programme WFAP Affiliated (Global food security) Pirindi, Guai Assembly of Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ANESCO Affiliated (Building inter-cultural understanding) Alnisi, Egani Assembly of Nations Children's Fund ANCF Affiliated (Charitable support to children around the world) Whiteadder, Ionadàlba Assembly of Nations Workers Organization ANWO Affiliated ( labour issues, international labour standards, social protection) Motul, Balam-Utz Global Meteorological Organisation GMO Affiliated Climate change, weather and geophysics Trevers, Paroy International Seismological and Oceanographic Research Council ISORC Affiliated Advisory body on earthquakes, vulcanism, oceanography and plate tectonics St. Richards, Pretany World Organization of Tourism WOT Affiliated Advisory body on tourism Nikkeltown, Mallyore
This list is incomplete. It will be expanded in the future. Languages
The language policy of the Assembly of Nations is to accommodate all the official languages of all member states. This table shows the name of the Assembly of Nations in the official languages of various member states:
See also
- Assembly of Nations Agency for Civil Aviation
- List of international organizations
- St. Richards, Pretany
- Chief Secretary of the Assembly of Nations
References
Notes
- 1. Telkhug Ēkdŭn is a special member
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