Hin-Klia

Summary

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The Hin, Klia, and Morokhar peoples inhabit Hin Klia, Mir’s second largest and most southern landmass. Despite its modest GDP per capita, Hin Klia’s vast oil resources make the country a pivotal player in the Mirian economy. While feeling the effects of climate change (primarily wildfires, drought, and desertification), Hin Klia’s leaders have played an active role in making fossil fuels the primary energy source across Mir.

Oil production is concentrated in areas historically controlled by the Hin and Klia who live in the central and western regions of Hin-Klia. As a result, the country’s political oligarchy has reflected the needs of these two groups, often to the exclusion of the Morokhar people. The Morokhars’ prominence in the eastern agricultural region, in a country that must import food to keep up with population growth, has given the group increasing political clout. The growing demand for Morokhar empowerment, and the desire of the current leadership to create a stable environment for energy production, have made the country ripe for political change.

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Hin-Klia is also trying to diversify its economy. One of the sectors it has explored is the development of the tropical vacation island Baro-Kai'i as a luxury destination.