Siyosatari

Siyosatari is a sovereign state in the fictional region of the Eastern Littoral. It covers about 120,000 square kilometers and features a coastal plain, river valleys, and a central highland. The capital is Tariq City. The official language is Siyosatari, while several regional languages are spoken across provinces. The country has a short coastline along the Azure Sea and borders multiple neighboring states.

Historically, Siyosatari emerged from a mosaic of kingdoms and confederations. It gained independence in 1952 and established a constitutional framework in the 1960s. A peaceful transition to a multi-party system occurred in the 1990s, and the nation joined the Continental Union in 1998 to pursue regional cooperation.

Siyosatari is a unitary semi-presidential republic. The President is head of state and the Prime Minister leads the government. The National Assembly has 180 seats elected by proportional representation for five-year terms. The judiciary is independent, and civil liberties are protected by a written constitution and a charter of rights.

Its economy is mixed, with agriculture—cocoa, coffee, and palm oil—forming a substantial base, alongside growing manufacturing and services. The port city of Lomar handles most international trade, supported by a developing highway network and a modern airport. The currency is the siyos (SYS).

Population is about 6 million, with ethnic communities including the Siyosatari core, Mirahi, and Koral. Urban areas cluster along the coast and in the highlands. Religious and cultural diversity is reflected in music, crafts, and festivals. Education is compulsory through secondary school, and higher education is served by two national universities.