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The Supreme Assembly (''Hội đồng tối cao'') is the national, unicameral legislature of the nation.  Its 338 members, known as representatives (''tiêu biểu'') are elected to a five-year term.  The Assembly is recognised by the constitution as the highest authority in the nation, responsible for formulating, debating, and passing the laws of the nation.  It likewise grants approval for nominations to a range of high offices, including the ministers of the Council of Government, top military officers, and the directors of key agencies and offices.


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Revision as of 19:19, 17 June 2024

Democratic Republic of Dao Thom
Cộng hòa dân chủ Đào Thơm
Flag Coat of arms
File:Dao Thom flag.png File:Dao Thom emblem.png
Motto: Tự do - Thịnh vượng - Hạnh phúc
Freedom - Prosperity - Happiness
Anthem: Tháng ba của tự do
"March of Liberty"
Locator map
File:Dao Thom.png
Capital city sample_city
Largest city Ben Giang
Official language Daothomese
Other languages
Ethnic group
Religion TBD
Demonym(s) Daothomese
Government
Government Type Unitary socialist republic
President Ho Van Minh
Premier Tôn Thất Đính
Legislature Supreme Assembly
Establishment
TBD TBD
Area
Total 324,980.87 km2 km2
Water % 3.7%
Population
Total 41,831,505
Density 128.72/km2/km2
Economy
Economy type Consumer socialist
GDP (total) Ꞡ 369,471,793,574.56
GDP per capita Ꞡ 8,832.38
Currency ()
Inequality index TBD
Development index TBD
Other information
Time zone TBD
Driving side left
Calling code
Internet code .dao
Nation number {{{nation number}}}

The Democratic Republic of Dao Thom (Daothomese: Cộng hòa dân chủ Đào Thơm), also referred to colloquially as Dao Thom or the Fragrant Isles, is a country in western Raia. It is an island cluster situated near the centre of the Shangti Ocean. Hue Loc is the nation's capital and its largest city is Ben Giang.

Dao Thom is one of the older members of the International Socialist League.

Etymology

The name of the nation literally means "Fragrant Isles", so named for its lush, colourful, aromatic flora and the cultural meanings many of the plants hold. The people themselves, the Daothomese, are literally the "people of the Fragrant Isles."

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The president (Chủ tịch) is the popularly elected head of state. They perform a wide range of ceremonial duties and have specific political powers which they exercise in certain situations. They serve as the foremost representative of the nation to the world and are responsible for ensuring that the government and its officials perform their duties in strict observance of the constitutional law. The current president is Ho Van Minh.

The collective executive authority of the republic is vested in the Council of Government (Hội đồng Chính phủ). It consists of the premier (Thủ tướng) and the fifteen ministers (bộ trưởng) who oversee each branch of the bureaucracy and their relevant business. They are collectively responsible for the daily management of state business and co-ordinating and enacting policy in accordance with legislative direction. The current premier is Tôn Thất Đính.

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The Supreme Assembly (Hội đồng tối cao) is the national, unicameral legislature of the nation. Its 338 members, known as representatives (tiêu biểu) are elected to a five-year term. The Assembly is recognised by the constitution as the highest authority in the nation, responsible for formulating, debating, and passing the laws of the nation. It likewise grants approval for nominations to a range of high offices, including the ministers of the Council of Government, top military officers, and the directors of key agencies and offices.

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