Draft:The Council Republic of Sobotia
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The Council Administration Of Sobotia Sobot | |
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| Motto: "Counsel For Peace And Victory" | |
| Status | Active Without Land |
| Capital and | Soboot |
| Official languages | Persian (National Connections) , English (International Connections) |
| Recognised national languages | Persian and English |
| Demonym(s) | Sobotian |
| Government | Counciled Republic/Counciled Administration |
• President/Councilor | Ali |
• President/Councilor | Sepehr |
| Legislature | The Presidency Council |
| Independence from the Islamic Republic of Iran | |
• Independence | 4 April 2024 |
| Membership | 2 |
| Currency | Manlo |
| Time zone | UTC+3:30 (w:Iran Standard Time) |
| Date format | yyyy/mm/dd |
| Calling code | +98 |
The Council Administration Of Sobotia, is a micronation in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Governation Of Sobotia is a council-managed republic. The HC(Head Council) is considered the highest level of government.
The philosophy of this micronation is that when a single leader is chosen to manage a country, he/she leads the country of his own free will. But the council leads the country in a balanced way because it is made up of several people and everyone's opinions are on the table.
Etymology
The name Sobot Comes From The International Word (Arabic:ثابت) (Romanized:ṯābt). Which Means Stable And Solid
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