Nadiya

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NGA announces the official end of phase 2 of the Unification Protocol as NCPIUP judges the 5 republics "politically and economically symbiotic" while the NEC relaxes its immigration laws even more: a leap toward unity and prosperity

Petrograd, Kozaki. A historic decision was made in the NEC today as the Nadiyan General Assembly has finally called an end to the second phase of the Unification Protocol following a report from the Nadiyan Commission for the Proper Implementation of the Unification Protocol, or NCPIUP for short, as their independent and apolitical agents through their secretary have released a report that described the current political and economical interconnection between the republics as "symbiotic", this means that the level of political and economical as "symbiotic", this means that the 5 constituent republics of the NEC are so interlinked with each other that they act as a single body with political parties and entire regions acting as one through the use of the NEC's many unification mechanisms that encourage such behavior and even rewards it with grants and subsidies that help develop the local economies. Not only that, but the leaders of the republics themselves such as the recent decision of Radin and Kozaki to form 4 federal regions that would fall directly under the control of the NEC. So with all that combined, the NGA confirmed the end of the second phase and officially started the work for the third phase which means that a constitutional convention will be called a series of referendums will be held to determine the functions, administration, and judiciary of the future Nadiyan state alongside addressing the question of the NEC extremely lax immigration laws. Indeed, the NEC alongside Aldegar are the only nations that give a 365 days Visa free stays to nationals of all nations without exception as a way to encourage immigration, however the NEC still required that stays longer than 90 days require visas and that one person cannot exploit the 365 Visa free stay more than once a year meaning that all tourists wishing to visit the isles more than once a year require a tourist visa for their stay. But, the NGA has recently rolled back that requirement now allowing people to stay within the Nadiyan Free Zone with the chance of applying for a visa during their stay with the requirements for visas becoming even more lax which underlines the NEC focus on bringing more people in to help deal with their recovery from the past 80 years.