Ghanidash

Summary

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The Ghani and the peoples of the Taysha Confederacy are located in the western portion of Mir’s largest landmass, south of the Saden Mountains and north of Mikhailistan.

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Ghanidash stretches from icy Jorvik to the fertile Cornuchuan Plains. Multiple shipping ports, including a large harbor near the capital city of Daniagos, make Ghanidash a hub for trade in agricultural products.

At the same time, climate change has dramatically impacted the country. Recent international financial shocks have also produced drastic political changes and economic hardship.

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Ghanidash’ s democratic system has seen major turnover in governments since the Hadian War. Despite promises to the contrary, the most recent government was forced to enter into a long-term loan agreement with the Mirian International Fund (MIF). The uneven costs of climate change have also given rise to new popular support for a major change in public policy.

Ghanidash is the home of the indigenous Oxori, Ha’pas, and Kotos of the Taysha Confederation. In this context of economic turmoil, the Confederation has recently taken a more prominent role in promoting alternative models of economic growth.