Hafinu

Hafinu is a fictional island nation created for speculative fiction and world-building. Described as an archipelago in the northern Atlantic, it features a temperate maritime climate and diverse ecosystems. The term Hafinu appears in narratives and role-playing settings, and the country is not a real political entity.

Geography and population: The archipelago comprises five main islands and several smaller islets, covering about 22,000 square kilometers. The population is roughly 900,000, with coastal cities, highland towns, and protected bays. The capital is Northhaven; the largest port city is Solis Port.

Government: Hafinu is a constitutional republic with a bicameral legislature. A President serves as head of state, while a Prime Minister leads the government. Elections occur every four years, with parties such as the Coastal Alliance and the Green Accord.

Economy and infrastructure: The economy centers on fisheries, aquaculture, shipping, and renewable energy, especially offshore wind and tidal power. Tourism emphasizes nature and maritime heritage. Transport includes two major ports, an international airport, and ferries between the islands.

Society and culture: The official language is Hafinu; English is common in business and tourism. Hafinu is depicted as secular and pluralistic, with freedom of belief. Cultural life features the Festival of Winds and cuisine based on seafood, seaweed, and local herbs.

Education and environment: Hafinu University is the leading higher-education institution. The nation maintains several protected areas and coastal reserves, reflecting a stated commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable development.