12-01-2026, 12:59 AM
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Baatrynsentii - President Khasar welcomed all 32 newly appointed provincial governors within the Republican Palace today, hosting the first annual Governor's Union where all governors come to discuss policy and pressing issues with the national government. The President, who appointed all governors last week, toasted on the Republic, thanking all for coming to the capital. Most of those appointed are from within the PAP, with only some coming from other parties, primarily within Ostlander and Vanukean provinces. The agenda for the day was packed with a variety of topics, including cooperation between provincial and national government in establishing state control, issues of taxation and security as well as the still lacking access to proper housing, healthcare and education.
The civil war has left its mark on a majority of communities, with the provinces not able to handle these issues themselves. All 32 of them have only just been established by the provisional government, with President Khasar now tasked with granting provincial governments the tools to succeed. While resources are limited, the Ministry of Domestic Affairs has pledged a significant amount of resources to the new provinces, helping them build their own institutions and become a effective partner for the national government to work with. President Khasar also issued a presidential decree three days ago, directing other ministries and state agencies to coordinate with provincial government and, where possible, delegate resources and responsibilities to their new governments in order to further strengthen their position.
Newly appointed Prime Minister Dogar Altan was also present during the Union, introducing himself to the governors present. One notable participant was the governor of Tsagaan Khövsgöl, who only controls 20% of his province as the newly declared Goaist Republic of Central Dovani has occupied a vast majority of the territory. He was seen in private conversation with Prime Minister Altan, likely discussing the situation and being pledged additional support if need be. Egelian forces have already established their promised DMZ in the border region with the new GRCD, but regardless the situation on the ground remains fragile.
The Governor's Union will conclude tommorow, after which all governors will return to their provinces and face the difficult task of governing their newly established territories, guided by the force of the new Republican Constitution.
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President Khasar and Governors during a policy meeting in the Cabinet Room within the Republican Palace
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The civil war has left its mark on a majority of communities, with the provinces not able to handle these issues themselves. All 32 of them have only just been established by the provisional government, with President Khasar now tasked with granting provincial governments the tools to succeed. While resources are limited, the Ministry of Domestic Affairs has pledged a significant amount of resources to the new provinces, helping them build their own institutions and become a effective partner for the national government to work with. President Khasar also issued a presidential decree three days ago, directing other ministries and state agencies to coordinate with provincial government and, where possible, delegate resources and responsibilities to their new governments in order to further strengthen their position.
Newly appointed Prime Minister Dogar Altan was also present during the Union, introducing himself to the governors present. One notable participant was the governor of Tsagaan Khövsgöl, who only controls 20% of his province as the newly declared Goaist Republic of Central Dovani has occupied a vast majority of the territory. He was seen in private conversation with Prime Minister Altan, likely discussing the situation and being pledged additional support if need be. Egelian forces have already established their promised DMZ in the border region with the new GRCD, but regardless the situation on the ground remains fragile.
The Governor's Union will conclude tommorow, after which all governors will return to their provinces and face the difficult task of governing their newly established territories, guided by the force of the new Republican Constitution.
President Khasar and Governors during a policy meeting in the Cabinet Room within the Republican Palace
The Telegraph is a Altaiin based newspaper, primarily focussed on in-depth political and domestic journalistic pieces