Nadiya

[Svetlana]

Snezana Konstantinovna appointed Chief Executive after nearly 2 years of government negotiations, major economic and societal plans announced to boost the nation: getting our money up not our funny up?

Petrograd, Kozaki. It has been nearly 2 full years since the announcement of the electoral results yet Nadiya was still ruled by a technocratic caretaker government for that entire period, but it seems that the tides have finally changed as the NGA prepared itself to vote for the composition of the new government. The leaders of the Pastels, Lovers, and even the FJIP gathered in Zarvosopol to outline the ironed out Alliance deal between the 3 entities, firstly the Love party and Pastels will enter a formal coalition with the love party's demand to join back the Pastels refused, secondly a supply and confidence agreement was made with the FJIP in exchange for major concessions and promises such as allocating parts of the budget to helping develop Haivan and spread the indegnous language. In addition to the agreement on creating so called "Confederal libraries" aimed at storing knowledge and being free for all, and for all that the FJIP swore to back the government and help it pass laws and appoint justices. When it comes to the government, the Pastels and Lovers agreed on appointing Snezana Konstantinovna as Chief Executive of the Commissions, she's an MUP senator from Volosgrad that used to work as the caretaker secretary for the comission of finance and economic development, while the government itself was mostly composed of politicians from the Pastels while the remaining ones were handed over to the Lovers with almost all powerful commissions being held by women and most of the other commissions being held by women too, the Konstantinovna really showed how influential the MUP was during the formation of it. However during her inauguration speech and agenda for the legislature, Snezana stated, "My term as chief executive will be focused on reforming our economy through the use of investments and the balancing of our budget to reflect more the realities of our finances after I commission and independent team to establish clear and fact based stats on our finances. Not only that, I will also strive on reforming our society too by maintaining the current lax immigration laws and expand them even further for nations that are affected by political turmoil or natural disasters, and I'll also reintroduce culture and language revival programs that used to exist under the NEC and increase their funding to help ciment the multicultural world that is Nadiya. Either way, my term as chief executive will bring about a new future for Nadiya."