Kasetit

Kasetit is a fictional island nation in the Azure Sea. Officially the Republic of Kasetit, it comprises seven main islands and numerous islets. The capital and largest city is Luma. The population is about 420,000 as of 2023. The official language is Kaseti; English is widely used in business and education. The currency is the Kaset.

Kasetit's name derives from the Kaseti word for shore, reflecting its coastline and bays.

History: The modern state emerged from decolonization in the late 20th century, with a constitutional framework enacted in 1999.

Government: Kasetit is a parliamentary republic with a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The legislature consists of the National Assembly and the Senate. Elections are held every five years; multiple parties participate.

Geography and climate: The country covers about 2,350 square kilometers. It is an archipelago with tropical climate, a monsoon season, mangroves, reefs, and rainforest fragments.

Economy: Key sectors are tourism, fisheries, agriculture, and light manufacturing. The Kaset is the currency; the economy relies on services and export-oriented crafts. Important ports handle regional trade; two international airports connect Kasetit to nearby states and distant markets.

Demographics and culture: The population is ethnically diverse, with Kaseti as the majority. Kaseti music, dance, and weaving are notable cultural expressions; cuisine emphasizes seafood, coconut, and tropical fruits. Education and health care are constitutionally guaranteed, with high literacy and expanding rural services.