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Latest revision as of 07:05, 23 May 2023

Council of IDU States
2013–2016
Flag of CIDUS
Flag of CIDUS
CIDUS Symbol of CIDUS
CIDUS Symbol
StatusIntergovernmental Organisation
CapitalDemocracity
Secretary-General 
History 
• Established
01 March 2013
• Disestablished
31 December 2016
Population
• 2016
15 nations
Preceded by
Succeeded by
IDU Council
IDU States Assembly

The Council of IDU States, also called CIDUS or more formally the Council of International Democratic Union States, was an intergovernmental organisation in the International Democratic Union founded in 2013 to replace the long defunct IDU Council. The organisation lasted for almost four years before a vote of disestablishment was held after long periods of uncooperation and indifference by its members. It was formally disestablished in favour of the IDU States Assembly on 08 June 2016, but officially wound up on 31 December 2016.

CIDUS was established to act as a form of voluntary regional governance, similar to the World Assembly, for nations in the IDU. Examples of proposed legislation in CIDUS included trade regulations, cultural protections, and diplomatic immunity initiatives.

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Secretary-General[edit | edit source]

Disestablishment[edit | edit source]

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