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Qabea
جمهورية قابيا (Arabic)
République de Qabea (French)
(Arabic: واحة آسيا)
(French: Oasis d'asie)
Location of Qabea
Capital |
Official | Arabic & |
Demonym(s).. | Qabean |
Federal semi- | |
..• President | |
..• President of | Rajab Bonnet |
Legislature.. |
Establishment | |
..• French | 1 July 1798 |
..• Independence | 3 April 1955 |
Area | |
..• Total ........ | 1,495,142 |
Population | |
..• 2020 | 83,965,654 |
..• Density | 56/km² |
GDP (nominal) | 2020 |
..• Total | Q£4.026 |
..• Per capita ..... | Q£47,950 |
Gini (2020) | 0.28 |
HDI (2020) | 0.916 |
Currency........... | Qabean livre |
Time zone | UTC+3 |
..• Summer | UTC+4. |
Date | dd/mm/yy |
Driving side | right ..... |
Calling code | +95 ...... |
ISO 3166 | QA .... |
Internet | .qa |
Qabea (Arabic: جمهورية قابيا, romanized: Jumhuriat Qabiaan, French: République de Qabea) is a country that extends from the Arabian Peninsula in the south to the Anatolian Plateau in the north, and from the Mediterranean Sea in the west to the Persian Plateau in the east; loosely following the borders of what historians refer to as the "Fertile Crescent". The country's 18 Governorates span a combined area of 1,495,142 square kilometers (577,278 square miles) and a total population of 83.96 million as of 2020. Qabea is a federal semi-parliamentary republic with it's capital in Montqasi, the country's largest city as well as it's main cultural and economic center. Other major cities in Qabea include
1 Etymology and pronunciation
2 History
3 Geography
3.1 Governorates
4 Politics
4.1 Government
5 Economy
6 Demographics
7 Culture
8 See also
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Governorates
Main article: Governorates of Qabea.
Qabea is divided into 17 Governorates including; Azuria, Corsica, Couleurnoir, Desertique, Deux Rivières, Eaugrise, Grande Sud, Île-de-Qabea, Jordan, Liban, Merveille, Occitanie, Rojava, Sinjar, Terre Haute, Terre Sainte, and Tigris.
Government
The Republic of Qabea is a federal semi-parliamentary republic with deep-rooted democratic and egalitarian traditions. The Qabean constitution lays out the separation of powers between the branches of the Qabean government and lists the civil liberties granted to the Qabean citizenry. Executive power is wielded by the President and Prime Minister of Qabea. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and is responsible for appointing government ministers as well as managing the National Assembly; the Prime Minister may be removed by the National Assembly through a censure. The President is elected by the Council of the Republic and is responsible for assenting to legislation passed by the National Assembly as well as presiding over the Council of the Republic.
The legislative branch consists of the unicameral National Assembly. Its members draft, debate, and vote on legislation; the National Assembly has the ability to control the action of the executive through it's wide-reaching subpoena and oversight powers which allow members of the assembly to question government ministers.
The judicial branch is led by the Council of the Republic. As the highest judicial and oversight body in Qabea, the Council of the Republic's main responsibility is to review legislation to make sure it doesn't interfere with the Constitution of Qabea; the council has also been known to hear criminal and civil cases which have been appealed from lower courts, especially if a constitutional question is involved.
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