BREAKING
NEWS
April,
2012 - After a disastrous Council Meeting in Dhram Phá, FICT members did not reach an agreement.
Part of the members decided to create a new organization. Yukland,
Yutyrama, Tarmorya, Kaupelan and possibly Adzhatia decided to remain in
the former organization, restructuring it. A summit is being planned to
June at Ísðor.
January,
2012 - King Kira II visits Île de Romanhe. Read more. Île de Romanhe and Chimor are added to KIG.
December,
2011 - Government
stimulates the use of bicycles and public transportation. Kaupelan
proposes exemption of import taxes for FICT countries. Read more.
July
18, 2011 -
Kaupelanese parliament ratifies the Treaty of Purikali.
June
25 , 2011 -
After the Summit of Purikali, FICTS was terminated and replaced
by a new organization, FICT
- Forum for International Cooperation and Trade. The member states
are Adzhatia, Dhampha, Harrawi, Kaupelan, Khusqaikama, Tarmorya,
Yukland and Yutyrama. Lowok Aralangit, former Kaupelanese Foreign
Affairs Minister and former FICTS Secretary General was assigned
as transitional chairman of the new organization.
May,
2011 - Celebration
of the 40th anniversary of UIEMB on May 7. UIEMB won a football
match, 4-1, against FICTS team, at UIEMB stadium in Santoi.
April,
2011 - KIG,
Institute of Geography, is updated and a new state is added, Khusqaikama.
January,
2010 - Lead by Mrs. Aswini Ruikawahi, of PMR, the new government
staff took over for the next 4 years, prioritizing environmental
policies. At FICTS, Kaupelan chairs the organization for the next
6 months, following the rotative process. Lowok Aralangit, former
minister of foreign affairs in the government of Peter Puramèsar,
was assigned to the position of secretary general. Read more.
November,
2009 - Surprisingly, the Party of Green Liberty - PMR - wins
the parliamentary election, after 8 years of supremacy of the Party
of the People (PH). To obtain the required majority to form the
new staff, a coalition was created with other parties, including
PH.
January,
2009 - Government stimulates usage of public transportation,
increasing the number of subway and bus lines. On the other hand,
taxes and fuel price are increased. Read more.