Nadiya

[Svetlana]

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After 3 weeks of intense negotiations between the Pastel Coalition for Progress, the Technocratic Alliance of Nadiya, and the Freedom and Justice Indigenous Party, the nation finds itself with its first ever male head of government.

Yang Songhyon, leader of the TAN, was the former president of the Radinese Commonwealth of Peoples from 5680 until 5690, he also used to be minister for finances and investments and was behind the infamous "A republic of million petals" that rejuvenated Radin's tourism and finance sectors through a series of reforms, government sponsored initiatives, and planned economic growth. Even tho he has an impressive track record when it comes to governance, Yang was mainly chosen to be the new Chief Executive because of his apparent neutral feelings toward every party. Yang's neutrality would allow for the new coalition government to effectively sway the HMDP senators and justices just so they can let the implementation of the government's policies without stalling the legislative process in the two upper Chambers.

On top of that, Yang made sure to compose a majority of his government of technocrats and experts from the Pastels, TAN, and FJIP. This choice to explicitly form a politically neutral government is seen by many as a signal toward the HMDP for cooperation across parliament and their regional affiliated parties that control Vrosnok, Brakav, and Kozacchyna.

Furthermore, during his declaration of general politics, Yang announced that his government will seek to liberalize the Nadiyan economy even further while keeping the current dirigist policy imposed by the constitution that is currently being debated by the Second Constitutional Convention triggered back in 86. The new Chief Executive also promised to address the Keitel Thaller reform by trying to reduce the huge spike in the age for retirement, but he insisted that a deep reform of our pension system is unavoidable.

"The directives of the NCB and Court of Accounts are clear, a reform of our pension system is necessary if we want to remain financially prosperous." He says, "Unlike other countries, Nadiya has a history of being smart when it comes to finances. You can see that when we adopted austerity in 5647 and managed to pay off our debt in 5656." Yang continues, "Honestly, not a lot of nations keep such a tight grip over their financial viability like we do. Most nations on this planet love accumulating debt, spend like there's an infinite cash reserve that definitely won't devalue their currencies into oblivion, and act like every thing is rainbows and sunshine." He adds, "and we don't have the luxury for that. So unless I become functionally braindead, I swear that my government will continue the policies of our predecessors and help maintain a healthy book of our finances."

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Written by @NNN , Backdated