Valruzia - gov.valruzia.wr

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Welcome to the official page of the Valruzian Republic

Witamy na oficjalnej stronie Republiki Walruzkiej

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Basic information
Capital
Nowogard

 

Language
Valruzian

 

Religion
Irreligion: 44%
Hosianism: 34.5%
Yeudism: 18.5%
Other: 2.6%

 

Government
The Valruzian Republic is officially established as a unitary de-centralized parliamentary republic. 

 

Constitution
The Constitution of the Valruzian Republic is the supreme law that regulates the fundamental principles that constitute the legal basis of how the Valruzian nation works.
 

The President

The President of the Valruzian Republic is the Head of State of Valruzia. They are elected in free and universal suffrage among those candidates eligible. Although the President has legislative initiative, they are a symbol of Valruzian unity whose main role is to oversee and ensure the regular functioning of the institutions. The President sanctions and promulgates the laws approved by the Sejm, which the President also symbolically and formally calls and dissolves. The President also calls for periodic elections and for referendums in the cases that are included by the laws or the Constitution. The President also proposes a candidate for Chancellor and is also the supreme head of the Armed Forces.

• The current President is Karolina Pietrzyk following the 5629 Valruzian presidential elections.
  

The Chancellor

The Chancellor of the Valruzian Republic is the Head of Government of Valruzia. They are elected indirectly by the national Sejm following national elections, and they are appointed by the President of the Republic. Executive power of Valruzia is vested in them and their government.

• The role of Chancellor is currently vacant
  

Administrative divisions

Valruzia is divided into five Voivodeships, which act as regional governments. Valruzia is considered a unitary highly decentralized state and as such, many powers are devolved to the regional governments of the Voivodeships. Each Voivodeship has its own government, headed by a Marshall of the Voivodeship, and its own regional parliament, the Sejmiks, directly elected by its citizens in regional elections. 

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Meet the figures
 

The President

• The current President is Urzsula Pawklik
  
• Elected in 5687. Serving her second term.
  
• Contact me: Urzsulapawlik@gov.wal.prez.wr
  

The Chancellor

• The current Chancellor is Krystian Barela
  
• Elected in 5690. Third term.
  
• Contact me: KrystianBar@gov.wal.kanclerz.wr
  

The Marshall

• The current Marshall is Hanna Dolecka
  
• Elected in 5690. First term.
  
• Contact me: MarshallSejm@gov.wal.sejm.wr
  

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The Executive power

Executive power in the Valruzian republic is vested in the Government of the Valruzian Republic, or simply the Government of Valruzia. It is chaired by the Chancellor of Valruzia and it is composed of themselves and the ministries decided by them. 

The Chancellor is nominated by the President and appointed by the Sejm. The ministers are nominated by the Chancellor and appointed by the President. 

A candidate for Chancellor must gain over half of the votes of the Sejm, who also has the power to pass a motion of no confidence and bring down the whole government. 

The Government's performance is governed by the following operating principles:

• Principle of presidential direction: The Chancellor directs the Ministers and can appoint or dismiss them freely.
  
• Principle of responsibility: The Chancellor responds politically to the Sejm for the action of the Government. The eventual cessation of the Chancellor implies the cessation of the Government.
  
• Principle of collegiality: The Government, understood as Council of Ministers, is a collegiate body composed of a plurality of members of the Government.
  
• Principle of solidarity: The Government responds in solidum for the action of each one of the members of the Government.
  
• Departmental principle: The members of the Government, as well as members of this collegiate body, are also the heads of a department in charge of a more or less homogeneous area of competence.
  

Neither the prime minister nor the ministers need to be members of parliament, but the Government must account to the Sejm every week in a parliamentary meeting.

The Government consists of the following ministries, in order of precedence:

• Chancellor: Vacant
  
• Deputy Chancellor: Vacant
  
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Vacant
  
• Ministry of Defence:
  
• Ministry of Justice: 
  
• Ministry of Economy and Finance:
  
• Ministry of Internal Affairs:
  
• Ministry of Health:
  
• Ministry of Science and Research:
  
• Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports:
  
• Ministry of Labor, Equality and Social Rights:
  
• Ministry of Industry, Trade and Business:
  
• Ministry of Environment and Tourism:
  
• Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food:
  
• Ministry of Housing:
  
• Ministry of Transport:
  
• Ministry of Terrritorial Administration:
  
• Ministry of Migration:
  

The Legislative power

Legislative power in Valruzia belongs to the Sejm at a national level and the regional Sejmiks. The Sejm is the unicameral parliament of Valruzia, formed by 601 deputies (poseł or posłanka), elected by universal suffrage every five years. It is chaired by the Marshall of the Sejm, elected during the first session of the chamber after the election. The Sejm is located in an old military palace in Victory Square (Val.: Plac Zwycięstwa), Nowogard, following the bombing of the previous building during the 5623-5624 Valruzian protests.
The Marshall of the Sejm is the third highest authority in Valruzia after the President and the Chancellor.

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Public Institutions

• Valruzian Space Agency (Walruzyjska Agencja Kosmiczna): VASA is the agency of the Valruzian government responsible for the Valruzian space program.
  
• Nuclear Research Council (Rada Badań Jądrowych): is an independent agency of the Valruzian government tasked with protecting public health and safety related to nuclear energy, whose functions include overseeing reactor safety and security, administering reactor licensing and renewal, licensing and oversight for fuel cycle facilities, licensing radioactive materials, radionuclide safety, and managing the storage, security, recycling, and disposal of spent fuel, as well as the development of atomic science and technology
  
• National Centre for Scientific Research (Narodowe Centrum Badań Naukowych): largest public institution in Valruzia dedicated to research. Its main objective is to develop and promote research that will help bring about scientific and technological progress, and it is prepared to collaborate with Valruzian and foreign entities in order to achieve this aim. [/font][font=sans-serif]It plays an important role in scientific and technological policy, since it encompasses an area that takes in everything from basic research to the transfer of knowledge to the productive sector. Its research is driven by its centres and institutes, which are spread across all the Voivodeships. It also manages a range of important facilities; the most complete and extensive network of specialist libraries, and also has joint research units.
  

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Public Companies

•  NOVA Pharma: NOVA Pharma is a state-owned biopharmaceutical company based in Valruzia, founded in April 5644 under Chancellor Szymon Nowik as part of a broader national strategy to promote public-led scientific development and improve access to affordable medicine.
  
  
• VALASTRA: VALASTRA is a Valruzian public aerospace corporation. The company's primary business is the design and manufacturing of commercial aircraft but it also has separate defence and space and helicopter divisions. It is the largest company in Valruzia, providing jobs for more than 200,000 people solely in national soil.
  

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The WALEX, Valruzian stock market index, and its companies

The WALEX (Valruzian Index) is the benchmark stock market index of the Giełda Nowogrodzka, Valruzia's principal stock exchange. Initiated in 5632, the index is administered and calculated by Giełda Papierów Wartościowych (GPW), the index calculation arm of Walruzjiski giełdy i rynki (WGR), the company which runs Valruzia's securities markets (including the Giełda Nowogrodzka). It is a market capitalization-weighted index comprising the 20 most liquid Valruzian stocks traded in the Nowogard Stock Exchange General Index and is reviewed twice annually.

This is an overview of the 20 companies that make up the WALEX:

1. VALASTRA

Type: Public
Sector: Aerospace Industry
Overview:
VALASTRA is Valruzia's flagship public aerospace and advanced engineering conglomerate. Originating as part of Szymon Nowik's Valruzia 5700 program as a state aeronautics bureau, it has grown into a fully integrated group active in military and civilian aircraft manufacturing, satellite and space systems, avionics and high-precision industrial components. The company is entirely state-owned and plays a strategic role in national industry, technological sovereignty and defense-related research, while also maintaining export-oriented civilian divisions.

2. NOVA Pharma

Type: Public
Sector: Pharmaceuticals
Overview:
NOVA Pharma is Valruzia's largest pharmaceutical company and a cornerstone of the national healthcare system. Created in 5644 by Chancellor Szymon Nowik and fully publicly owned, it produces essential medicines, vaccines, and medical supplies for domestic use while also exporting to foreign markets. The company maintains extensive research and development facilities and is a key instrument of Valruzia's health security, industrial policy and pharmaceutical self-sufficiency.

3. ValTel

Type: Mixed ownership
Sector: Telecommunications
Overview:
ValTel is Valruzia's leading telecommunications operator, providing fixed-line, mobile, broadband and data services nationwide. The company has been instrumental in rolling out fiber-optic infrastructure and 5G networks, making it a backbone of the country's digital economy. While managed on a commercial basis, ValTel operates under partial state ownership and strict regulatory oversight due to its strategic importance, and is Valruzia's top non-public company.

4. TechNova

Type: Private
Sector: Information Technology
Overview:
TechNova is Valruzia's largest technology and software firm, specializing in enterprise software, industrial automation, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity solutions. Its clients include public institutions, large industrial firms and financial entities, both national and foreign. It is Valruzia's largest private company.

5. AgroVal Foods

Type: Mixed ownership
Sector: Supplies / Agribusiness
Overview:
AgroVal Foods is a vertically integrated agribusiness group operating across food production, processing and distribution, born as part of the Agro-So Initiative developed by Chancellor Szymon Nowik. With strong roots in Valruzia’s rural regions, the company brings together agricultural producers to domestic urban markets and export channels, and is one of the main components of the From Village to Table (FVT) program. The State's partial ownership is a reflection of its importance for food security, rural employment and price stability as intended by the program.

6. Valruzia Banking Corporation (WBK)

Type: Mixed ownership
Sector: Financial Services
Overview:
WBK is Valruzia's largest universal bank, offering retail, corporate and investment banking services. The state holds a significant minority stake, thus ensuring financial stability and alignment with national economic priorities. WBK is considered systemically important and central to credit provision across the national economy.

7. Valruzia Railways

Type: Public
Sector: Transport, Infrastructure
Overview:
Valruzia Railways operates the country's passenger and freight rail networks, as well as the main national train and bus hubs. Beyond transportation, it plays a crucial role in regional development and industrial logistics. The company has undergone gradual modernization, including electrification and high-capacity freight corridors.

8. ArgoGroup

Type: Private
Sector: Construction
Overview:
ArgoGroup is a major construction and engineering firm involved in public infrastructure, housing projects and industrial facilities. It frequently works on state-backed projects, including transport hubs, energy facilities and urban redevelopment schemes both in rural and urban areas.

9. Działanie

Type: Public
Sector: Energy
Overview:
Działanie is the country's largest state-owned energy producer focused on electricity generation and distribution. Its portfolio includes thermal power plants, hydroelectric facilities and a growing share of renewables. The company is central to Valruzia's energy security strategy.

10. Vastal Industries

Type: Private
Sector: Manufacturing and Construction
Overview:
Vastal Industries produces industrial materials, prefabricated components and heavy equipment used in construction and infrastructure projects. It serves both domestic demand and export markets, particularly in neighboring regions.

11. Krase

Type: Mixed ownership
Sector: Energy
Overview:
Krase is an energy company focused primarily on gas and energy processing, storage and regional distribution. The company operates on a commercial basis within regulated markets.

12. NordVal Bank

Type: Private
Sector: Financial Services
Overview:
NordVal Bank is a regionally strong financial institution with deep roots in northern and rural areas, especially Kampania. 

13. BEZ

Type: Private
Sector: Insurance
Overview:
BEZ is Valruzia's leading private insurance provider, offering life, health, property and industrial insurance products. The company plays an important role in risk management for both households and businesses.

14. SETEKS Group

Type: Private
Sector: Textile, Manufacturing
Overview:
SETEKS Group is one of Valruzia's largest textile and light manufacturing companies. Its activities range from industrial fabrics to consumer goods, with production facilities concentrated in traditional manufacturing regions and foreign countries. It manages shops in over 50 countries around Terra.

15. WALIA

Type: Mixed ownership
Sector: Oil and Gas
Overview:
WALIA is Valruzia's national oil and gas company, responsible for exploration, extraction, refining and distribution activities. State participation ensures control over strategic resources while private capital supports operational efficiency and investment.

16. Pronexx

Type: Private
Sector: Steel and Construction
Overview:
Pronexx is a steel producer supplying construction, infrastructure and heavy industry. The company benefits from long-term contracts linked to public investment and industrial development in the whole country and abroad, being mainly present across Seleya.

17. Tevion Laboratories

Type: Private
Sector: Pharmaceuticals
Overview:
Tevion Laboratories is one of Valruzia's major pharmaceutical manufacturers, specializing in high-volume generic medicines alongside selected specialized treatments. The company plays a significant role in supplying the domestic healthcare market and operates advanced production and quality-control facilities. While NOVA Pharma dominates the public segment, Tevion represents the leading private pharmaceutical industry and maintains a growing presence in export markets, ranking consistently among Terra's top 50 pharmaceutical companies.

18. Czysfar

Type: Private
Sector: Food
Overview:
Czysfar is a food processing company best known for packaged and preserved food products aimed at the domestic market. Its brand recognition is particularly strong in major cities.

19. Valair

Type: Public
Sector: Aviation
Overview:
Valair is Valruzia's national airline, operating domestic and international routes. While profitability fluctuates, the company is considered strategically important for national connectivity, mobility and international presence.

20. Walfis Holdings

Type: Private
Sector: Construction and Financial Services
Overview:
Walfis Holdings is a diversified group that combines real estate development, infrastructure finance and project management, and its mixed portfolio makes it one of the more flexible and opportunistic firms within the WALEX.

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Administrative divisions of Valruzia

The Republic of Valruzia (Rzeczpospolita Walruzyjska) is divided into 5 regions, known as Voivodeships (Województwa) which are divided into counties (Powiaty) and those in turn are divided into municipalities (Gminy). The territorial model of the Republic of Valruzia follow that of a unitary decentralized State, with  scholars describing it as "a federal system with certain peculiarities". However it is also described as a decentralised unitary country. While sovereignty is vested in the nation as a whole, represented in the central institutions of government, the nation has devolved power to the Voivodeships.

Chynberg Voivodeship

                          

• Area: 630,600 km2
  
• Legislature: Chynberg Semjik
  
• Capital: Jeziorne Sady and Hel
  
• Largest city: Hel
  
• Share of Valruzian pop.: 9.5%
  

If you want to know more, go to visitchynberg.wr.

Gryfit Voivodeship

                          

• Area: 246,000 km2
  
• Legislature: Gryfit Semjik
  
• Capital: Gryfitów
  
• Largest city: Gryfitów
  
• Share of Valruzian pop.: 17.4%
  

If you want to know more, go to visitgryfit.wr.

Kampania Voivodeship

                          

• Area: 222,900 km2
  
• Legislature: Kampanian Semjik
  
• Capital: Szary Kamień
  
• Largest city: Szary Kamień
  
• Share of Valruzian pop.: 14.5%
  

If you want to know more, go to visitkampania.wr.

Ruzian Voivodeship

                          

• Area: 473,400 km2
  
• Legislature: Ruzian Semjik
  
• Capital: Brzansk
  
• Largest city: Brzansk
  
• Share of Valruzian pop.: 23.4%
  

If you want to know more, go to visitruzia.wr.

Valusian Voivodeship

                          

• Area: 357,600 km2
  
• Legislature: Valusian Semjik
  
• Capital: Nowogard
  
• Largest city: Nowogard
  
• Share of Valruzian pop.: 35.2%
  

If you want to know more, go to visitvalusia.wr.

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