Cooperation and Development Coalition

"CODECO" redirects here. It is not to be confused with COMISEQ.

Cooperation and Development Coalition 9 official names Akvarelian Slavic: Koalitsiya Sotrudnichestva i Razvitiya Andaluzian: Coalizão de Desenvolvimento e Cooperação Atlántidan: Coalición para o Desenvolvemento e a Cooperación Castillianan: Coalicion de Desenvolupament e de Cooperacion Creeperian Spanish: Ծոալիծիօն դե Դեսարրոժո յ Ծոոպերածիօն Gandorian: Koalicja Współpracy i Rozwoju Hebrew: קואליציית שיתוף פעולה ופיתוח Lurjizean: თანამშრომლობისა და განვითარების კოალიცია Pavulturilori: Coaliția pentru Cooperare și Dezvoltare Salisfordian: Coalizione per lo Sviluppo e la Cooperazione |Salvadoran: Coalició de Desenvolupament i Cooperació
Emblem
Map of the members of CODECO. Dark green: current members; light green: former members.
Headquarters	San Salvador, Creeperopolis
Official languages	Andaluzian, Atlántidan Spanish, Castillianan, Corevillan Spanish, Creeperian Spanish, Hebrew, Pavulturilori, Salisfordian, Salvadoran
Type	Free trade organization, military alliance
Members	10 full members 1 suspended member 2 interest states
Establishment	22 April 1981 (1981-04-22)
Population
• 2020 estimate	846 million
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	₵23.85 trillion credits
• Per capita	₵28,191.49 credits
Currency	Colón, Escudo, Lira
Time zone	AMT–7 to AMT–1, AMT+8
Website codeco.int

The Cooperation and Development Coalition, abbreviated as CODECO, is an international free trade organization and military alliance. The organization was established in January 2020 and is currenlty composed of six member nations: Andaluzia, Corevilla, Creeperopolis, El Salvador, Salisford, and the State of the Church. Sequoyah was also briefly a member between April and May 2020. CODECO maintains a policy of free trade and travel between its members, eliminating the need for visas and tariffs.

Since December 2020, CODECO has led a military intervention in Sequoyah. The CODECO Mission in Sequoyah (COMISEQ) deposed the government of interim President William Adama in January 2021 and installed their own provisional president, Augustus Young, who leads the Reorganized Constitutional Government of the Republic of Sequoyah. CODECO's intervention is supported by the Terraconserva Council of Nations (TCN). On 13 May 2022, Andaluzia was suspended from CODECO due to its nationalization of Salisfordian oil rigs.

History

Establishment

The establishment of the Cooperation and Development Coalition (CODECO) was announced in San Salvador, Creeperopolis, by the heads of state of Creeperopolis, El Salvador, Pavulturilor, Salisford, and the State of the Church on 25 January 2020 as a free trade organization and military alliance between the four nations. Andaluzia joined CODECO one week later on 1 February 2020.

On 1 February 2020, the Creeperian legislature unanimously ratified Creeperopolis' membership in CODECO. The State of the Church ratified membership on the same day as Creeperopolis, El Salvador and Pavulturilor ratified the day after, Salisford ratified membership on 3 February 2020 with 344 of 345 votes in the Senate, and Andaluzia ratified membership on 5 February 2020.

Activities in Morova

In response to the sinking of The Lady Kieva on 27 March 2020, Martin Entemagare, a spokesperson for CODECO, expressed CODECO's support for the Quebecshirite government's actions against the unarmed ship. He stated that Quebecshire "acted appropriately" to secure its borders from "possible Morovan aggression" against Quebecshire. He also condemned Morova for "disturbing the peace" and for refusing to respond to Quebecshirite radio calls.

Relations with Sequoyah

Sequoyah joined and ratified CODECO on 6 April 2020, becoming the second non-founding member of CODECO. The House of Representatives voted 56 in favor and 44 against membership, and the Senate voted 7 in favor and 3 against membership, with President Odysseus Stanford officially ratifying Sequoyah's membership. The Whigs supported membership while the Federalists opposed membership.

Sequoyah was expelled from CODECO on 1 May 2020 after Stanford legalized slavery in late-April 2020. The Whigs attempted to negotiate with CODECO for reentry, but their attempts were denied by CODECO as slavery was still legal in Sequoyah. In the lead up to the October 2020 Sequoyan presidential election, candidate Ulysses Lincoln swore he would keep Sequoyah out of CODECO, while candidate Edward Calhoun promised to attempt to have Sequoyah rejoin CODECO. Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez, the Creeperian minister of defense, stated that the only way Sequoyah would rejoin CODECO is if Sequoyah "is annexed as [Creeperopolis'] next [five] departments" and if Calhoun's head is "delivered to [the Creeperian government] on a silver platter."

CODECO Mission in Sequoyah

Main article: CODECO Mission in Sequoyah

Flag of COMISEQ.

After the start of the Sequoyan Civil War in late-November 2020, CODECO announced the formation of the CODECO Mission in Sequoyah (COMISEQ) to intervene militarily in Sequoyah to bring an end to the civil war. CODECO announced that Captain Augustus Young, a prisoner-of-war of the Lyoan conflict, was proclaimed as the provisional president of Sequoyah in opposition to Adama. On 16 December 2020, CODECO issued an ultimatum to Adama to step down by 25 December 2020 and recognize Young as president, After Adama failed to abide by the ultimatum, CODECO proclaimed that Adama had been deposed, and by 4 January 2021, Adama surrendered and accepted Young's administration of Sequoyah.

On 24 May 2021, Young announced that CODECO granted Sequoyah a ₵5 billion credit loan which would be used to "[improve] infrastructure, [build] a hydroelectric dam, solar panels, [and] running water systems, and [the] updating [of] Sequoyan oil infrastructure to bring it up to code with TCN requirements." Young stated that the loan was the first step in building a "modern, mechanized Sequoyah," in what he calls the Sequoyan Economic Adjustment Program. Despite protests from some Native leaders and activists, citing the new projects would lead to the destruction of Native land, Young continued with the loan and expressed interest in contracting the Creeperian construction firm Expanding For You (EXPATI) in helping complete the planned projects.

Charter

First Article

The parties set forth to undertake the mantle to defend against the poisons of Communism, National Progressivism, Miguelism, and all other ideals which are harmful to Terraconserva.

Second Article

In the case of a violation of national and territorial integrity of one of the parties, it shall be seen as an infringement of all parties involved, and will be dealt with in accordance with Article 3.

Third Article

Should a party wish to invoke this article;

Third Article (section A)

In the case of having its national and territorial integrity infringed and violated, all parties shall come to its aid by declaring war on the aggressor.

Third Article (section B)

In the case of a war, invoked by the requesting party, the parties could choose to help in the form of sending no less than 5% of their armed forces, to establish a joint task force in accordance to Article 4.

Third Article (section C)

Should a party wish to discuss its national and territorial integrity, all parties shall form a discussion in an emergency summit in accordance with Article 5.

Fourth Article

Should the parties form a joint task force, it shall be under the joint command of all parties involved in the joint task force formed.

Fifth Article

Should an emergency summit be declared, all parties must attend it with accordance to Article 7 and discuss (with the exception of unavailability in the case of a siege).

Sixth Article

All parties must never, declare an embargo on each other, proclaim additional taxation upon each other's products and services, nor block them from providing those within their borders, (with the exception of a unanimous vote without the subject of those sanctions).

Sixth Article (Section A)

Further more, all parties must never adhere to an embargo should it be set upon a fellow party of this agreement (with the exception of a unanimous vote without the subject of those sanctions).

Seventh Article

A meeting between all parties should always be proclaimed in enough time to allow a place of discussion decided beforehand.

Seventh Article (Section A)

An annual summit is to be held every year on 22 of April.

Seventh Article (section B)

An emergency summit must be achieved within a week's timeframe from its calling.

Eighth Article

The parties may, by majority vote, choose to add, suspend, or remove any nation;

Eighth Article (section A)

In South Ecros or Sur to the Cooperation and Development Coalition proper.

Eighth Article (section B)

Any nation not within those geographical regions as a "Cooperation and Development Coalition Interests State" in accordance with Article 9.

Eighth Article (section C)

Any nation, who is already in the Cooperation and Development Coalition, that is suspected to not adhere to one or more articles, or is deemed a threat by the fellow parties, may be suspended from agreement as effective immediately if a vote on the subject passes until further notice.

Eighth Article (section D)

Should one party be deemed an immediate threat to the agreement, it may be removed with a unanimous vote without counting the subject for removal.

Ninth Article

Should there be a party proclaimed "Cooperation and Development Coalition Interests State";

Ninth Article (section A)

It is not obligated to follow articles 1. 2. 3.1 3.2

Ninth Article (section B)

Will not gain the benefits of articles 1. 2. 3.1 3.2 by default.

Ninth Article (section C)

Should adhere to all articles mentioned and not mentioned with its own considerations.

Members

Current member states

Current CODECO member states

Member state	Date of admission	Head of state	Notes
Andaluzia	30 September 1981	King Amor I	Suspended on 13 May 2022
Araucarlia	15 May 1991	Emperor Arthur von Piffer
Creeperopolis	22 April 1981	Emperor Alexander II	Founding member
Dansin	17 May 1996	President Antoino Santos
El Salvador	22 April 1981	President Orlando Pareja Palau	Founding member
Lurjize	22 April 1981	President Anri Akhalaia	Founding member
Montcrabe	22 April 1981	Prince Zinedine Monscrabel	Founding member
Pavulturilor	13 August 2013	President Shimon Levi	Interest state from 19 January 1982
Salisford	22 April 1981	King Francesco II	Founding member
Sequoyah	6 April 2020	Co-Presidents Augustus Young and Rushing Waters	Expelled 1 May 2020, militarily occupied 2020–2022, rejoined 5 December 2022
State of the Church	22 April 1981	Sovereign Francisco I	Founding member

Current interest states

Current CODECO interest states

Interest state	Date of status	Head of state	Notes
Akvarelusus	29 May 2017	Grand Duke Konrad XVI iz Elusus
New Gandor	15 June 1983	President Jacek Sekorsky

Former members

Former CODECO member states

Member state	Date of admission	Date of ratification	Date of departure	Head of state at departure
Sequoyah	6 April 2020	6 April 2020	1 May 2020	Odysseus Stanford

Current heads of state

Head of state		Office	Assumed office
	Amor I born (1974-06-15) 15 June 1974	King of Andaluzia	30 July 2009 (2009-07-30)
	Fernando II born (1985-07-23) 23 July 1985	King of Corevilla	18 June 2003 (2003-06-18)
	Alexander II born (1978-09-15) 15 September 1978	Emperor of Creeperopolis	18 June 2003 (2003-06-18)
	Orlando Pareja Palau born (1974-02-24) 24 February 1974	President of El Salvador	1 January 2020 (2020-01-01)
	Meir Cohen born (1965-08-01) 1 August 1965	Marshal of Pavulturilor	13 August 2012 (2012-08-13)
	Francesco II born (1978-11-25) 25 November 1978	King of Salisford	1 June 2015 (2015-06-01)
	Francisco I born (1936-12-17) 17 December 1936	Pope of the State of the Church	13 March 2013 (2013-03-13)

See also

Creeperopolis portal Salisford portal Terraconserva portal

• Blue Economic Zone
• Terraconserva Economic Union

External links

• Cooperation and Development Coalition (IIWiki; 28 January 2020)