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23-11-2006, 18:39
UNITED CENTRAL ASIAN COMMONWEALTH
(UCAC)
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HISTORY
The UCAC was started as a result of the need for a stronger economy between Central Asian Republics in order to fight off the need for foreign nations taking advantage of them.
2007-2015: Not much happens in Central Asia. The -Stan Nations keep to themselves.
2017: There is a great drought in the region, causing devastating crop faliures. Famine spreads across the land.
late 2017: The Green War. Kazakhstani Forces invade Nrthern Uzbekistan to capture its lushly irrigated farmlands. Border conflict spark up between Tajikistan and Krygyzstan. Turkmenistan Invades South Uzbekistan but is pushed out by the Uzbek military.
early 2018: Uzbek Forces assault the green zone, as it has come to be named, and intense fighting erupts.
mid 2018: Kazakh forces pull out, but not before taking all of the food they possibly can.
late 2018: The Green Peace Accords. Realizing what they had done, the Central Asian Republics met in Almaty for the Green Peace Accords. The Green Zone had been turned into a desolate Hinterland from the bombs and fighting, causing more death thruought the lands. Shavkat Parimov, the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, calls for the Nations of Central Asia to pool their resources to form a stronger bond between them and emerge as a power in asia. The nations of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Krygyzstan, and Tajikistan join the Newly Formed United Central Asian Commonwealth. Tajikistan does not join, however. Almaty is designated as The Capital of the UCAC and becomes an Autonomous City-State.
2019: The Agricultural Revolution. The now united Central Asian peoples put all of their effort into restoring what was lost during the Green War. Projects begin to reduce pollution in the Caspian Sea and an attempt is started to save the shrinking Aral Sea from drying up.
2021: Uzbekistan Taps into its Petrolium reserves as does Kazakhstan. Exploratory drilling begins in Tajikistan and Krygyzstan.
2022: The UCAC is now more agriculturally stable and begins the Central Asian Mining Initiative. CAMI's goal is to mine into the mountains of the UCAC and harvest its many minerals and resources to sell on the world market.
2023: CAMI is in full effect. Tens of thousands of jobs are created by the program. Mining becomes the main industry of the UCAC in front of petrolium drilling.
2025: GAME START
GOVERNMENT
The UCAC is a collective of cooperative Autonomous States. Each State has their national leader, but there is also a Central Government stationed in Almaty Commonwealth.
MEMBER STATES:
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Almaty Commonwealth
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT:
Head of State: Premier Mehmet Bukariyyev
Commander-in-Cheif: Marshal-General Goryan Taliyov
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Minister Ferrin Romanov
COMMONWEALTH STATE GOVERNMENTS:
Kazakhstan:
Governor: Duryan Rutin
General of the Army of the Kazakh: Major General Borat Foryev
Uzbekistan:
Governor: Islom Karimov
General of the Army of the Uzbek: Major General Bilho Yekshgemash
Tajikistan:
Governor:Oliy Majalis
General of the Army of the Tajik: Major General Nizhny Kevterov
Kyrgyzstan:
Governor: Askar Akayev
Genral of the Army of the Kyrgyz: Major General Kurmanbek Bakir-Uulu
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HISTORY
The UCAC was started as a result of the need for a stronger economy between Central Asian Republics in order to fight off the need for foreign nations taking advantage of them.
2007-2015: Not much happens in Central Asia. The -Stan Nations keep to themselves.
2017: There is a great drought in the region, causing devastating crop faliures. Famine spreads across the land.
late 2017: The Green War. Kazakhstani Forces invade Nrthern Uzbekistan to capture its lushly irrigated farmlands. Border conflict spark up between Tajikistan and Krygyzstan. Turkmenistan Invades South Uzbekistan but is pushed out by the Uzbek military.
early 2018: Uzbek Forces assault the green zone, as it has come to be named, and intense fighting erupts.
mid 2018: Kazakh forces pull out, but not before taking all of the food they possibly can.
late 2018: The Green Peace Accords. Realizing what they had done, the Central Asian Republics met in Almaty for the Green Peace Accords. The Green Zone had been turned into a desolate Hinterland from the bombs and fighting, causing more death thruought the lands. Shavkat Parimov, the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, calls for the Nations of Central Asia to pool their resources to form a stronger bond between them and emerge as a power in asia. The nations of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Krygyzstan, and Tajikistan join the Newly Formed United Central Asian Commonwealth. Tajikistan does not join, however. Almaty is designated as The Capital of the UCAC and becomes an Autonomous City-State.
2019: The Agricultural Revolution. The now united Central Asian peoples put all of their effort into restoring what was lost during the Green War. Projects begin to reduce pollution in the Caspian Sea and an attempt is started to save the shrinking Aral Sea from drying up.
2021: Uzbekistan Taps into its Petrolium reserves as does Kazakhstan. Exploratory drilling begins in Tajikistan and Krygyzstan.
2022: The UCAC is now more agriculturally stable and begins the Central Asian Mining Initiative. CAMI's goal is to mine into the mountains of the UCAC and harvest its many minerals and resources to sell on the world market.
2023: CAMI is in full effect. Tens of thousands of jobs are created by the program. Mining becomes the main industry of the UCAC in front of petrolium drilling.
2025: GAME START
GOVERNMENT
The UCAC is a collective of cooperative Autonomous States. Each State has their national leader, but there is also a Central Government stationed in Almaty Commonwealth.
MEMBER STATES:
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Almaty Commonwealth
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT:
Head of State: Premier Mehmet Bukariyyev
Commander-in-Cheif: Marshal-General Goryan Taliyov
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Minister Ferrin Romanov
COMMONWEALTH STATE GOVERNMENTS:
Kazakhstan:
Governor: Duryan Rutin
General of the Army of the Kazakh: Major General Borat Foryev
Uzbekistan:
Governor: Islom Karimov
General of the Army of the Uzbek: Major General Bilho Yekshgemash
Tajikistan:
Governor:Oliy Majalis
General of the Army of the Tajik: Major General Nizhny Kevterov
Kyrgyzstan:
Governor: Askar Akayev
Genral of the Army of the Kyrgyz: Major General Kurmanbek Bakir-Uulu