Pramatra
Reo Jackhar
Phojin
Cornuchuan Plains - Po-Kaya
Summary
The Prama and Morokhar inhabit the southeastern portion of Mir’s largest landmass south of the Ayalamih Mountains.
Rapid economic growth has made Pramatra a rising power. Resource wealth and a large population have fueled industrialization. During the Great Hadian War with Belogal, Pramatra was able to secure a significantly larger portion of the fertile Cornuchuan Plains than neighboring Ghanidash. The country’s leaders have also expressed a desire to cooperate with Ghanidash and Hin Klia in building new security arrangements designed to offset the influence of Belogal and Mikhailistan across Mir.
Pramatra is ruled by a single party dictatorship that has gained some popular legitimacy during decades of economic growth. Despite allowing many personal liberties and cultivating positive ties with its Morokhar ethnic minority, the ruling party has steadfastly opposed expanding democracy at home or abroad. With the growing demands of the Morokhar in Hin Klia for democratization, this has complicated the Prama government’s relationship with Hin Klia’s ruling oligarchy.
Pramatra is promoting high-tech industries and wants to compete with Mikhailistan in this area. It is slowly embracing renewable energies
Laounda Food Promenda
Laurograd
Barganabad
Phojin - Ocean City of Spires
Bilakarta
Geography and Resources
Location: eastern-most country
Agriculture: corn, vegetables, citrus fruits, papaya, melons, mango, star fruit
Natural Resources: coal, iron, rare earths, copper, cement, magnesium
Climate: subarctic, temperate, continental, Mediterranean, subtropical, tropical
Horticultural Zones: 3 - 13
SHAIST Center
Matrakhar
People and Groups
Population: 800 million (Rank 1)
Median Age: 36.8 years (Rank 3)
Life Expectancy: 75.6 years (Rank 3)
Net Migration Rate: medium immigration
Ethnic Groups:
Prama 90%
Morokhar 5%
Beli 3%
Ghani 2%
Nozama Rainforest
Uloonzagdag
Environment and Energy
Vegetation: tundra, northern, mixed, subtropical and tropical forests & plains
Pollution Sources: heavy industry, mining, industrialized agriculture, urbanization, deforestation
Climate Change: melting glaciers, increased wildfires and flooding, warming winters, landslides, sea-level rise
Energy Sources:
Coal: 52% Solar: 10%
Oil and Gas: 12% Wind: 7%
Nuclear: 14% Hydro: 5%
Bilkarta Old Town
Phojin Commercial District
Government
Type: single-party state
Cabinet Members:
President
Morokhar opposition leader
3 representatives:
5-year economic planning committee
Science and technology committee
Military
Elections: none
Judicial System: no independence
Bujja River
Glasway Theater District
Economy
GDP: 10 trillion
GDP per capita: 12 500
Economic Sectors:
Services 45%
Manufacturing 45%
Agriculture 10%
Imports: Energy
Exports: Food and Raw Materials
Starting Budget: 600
Patna Surat Old Town
Cornuchuan Plains Lampar
Military
Weapons: suffiently-equipped
Technology: rapidly modernizing
Cyberwarfare Capabilities:
Defense Strong
Intelligence Strong
Cyber Some
Offensive Some
Nuclear Weapons: 0
