Frésir

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Democratic Socialist Republic of Frésir
Flag
Motto: "Maljusto ĉie estas minaco al justeco ĉie"
Map of the main land of Frésir
CapitalWostgirlden, Wostlimui, Wostkrilme
LargestZlento
Official languagesEsperanto
Recognised national languagesArabic, Bengali, Chinese, Eirian, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
Demonym(s)Frésirian
GovernmentFederal Presidential Constitutional Republic
• President
Caroline Leroux
• Vice President
Altay Sisli
• House Speaker
Kallie Esmae
• Chief Justice
Ravza Mehveş
LegislatureCongress
National Senate
National Representatives
Establishment
• Declaration of independence from European colonial powers
17 October 1525
Population
• Estimate
130,901,500
Gini (2022)19.7
low
HDI (2022)0.981
very high
CurrencyMono
Date formatdd-mm-yyyy
Driving sideright
Internet TLD.fs

The Democratic Republic of Frésir, commonly known as Frésir, is a country located in the middle of the Olympic Ocean. It consists of 29 districts, and 4 independent cities. The country shares a maritime border with Boemont, with which both are apart of the Wosteaquean Union. The country has 130,901,500 people in its borders.

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Military

The military of Frésir is split into six infantry divisions, and one armored division.

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Demographics

Population

The Wosteaquean National Census Bureau reported 130,901,500 residents as of 2020, making Frésir the most populous republic in Wosteaque, above Mariso, and Larton.

Immigration

Language

The top most spoken language is Esperanto with it being the republics official language. It is mandatory that children are taught Esperanto so that Frésir can have a common language. Almost every school has other language classes that are taught, combined with the fact that most parents teach their children native language, the average citizen speaks five different languages.

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