Ennetavia

Ennetavia is a sovereign island nation located in the Ennet Ocean, consisting of five main islands and numerous smaller islets. Its capital and largest city is Nyssa. The official language is Ennetavian, with English widely used in government, business, and education. The population is diverse, with urban centers on the larger islands and rural communities in the interior.

Ennetavia operates as a constitutional republic with a parliamentary system. The President serves as the largely ceremonial head of state, while the Prime Minister is the head of government and chairs the cabinet. The unicameral Assembly of Ennetavia enacts laws through proportional representation. The judiciary is independent, and the country maintains a tradition of civil liberties and rule of law.

Modern Ennetavia emerged as a sovereign state in the mid-20th century after gaining independence from a regional federation. A constitution was adopted in 1961, establishing the framework for democratic governance. Since the 1990s, Ennetavia has undergone economic modernization, administrative reforms, and greater integration with regional organizations and international cooperation networks.

Geographically, Ennetavia is maritime and hilly, with fertile valleys and a temperate climate. Its economy is diversified, with strong services, tourism, finance, and light manufacturing sectors. Key exports include seafood, agricultural products, and electronics components. The country prioritizes renewable energy, with hydropower and solar installations contributing to the grid and environmental stewardship.

Education and research are prioritized; notable institutions include the Ennetavian Institute of Technology. The culture emphasizes maritime heritage, literature, and music. Transportation infrastructure includes modern ports, an international airport, and a rail network connecting major urban centers.