The Republic of Tarmorya or Tarmorya for short (derived from
Latin Terrae Maurae or 'Moorish Lands'), located on the northern
coast of Africa, close to the border of Morocco and Algeria, is a blend,
through the centuries, of Roman, Berber, Arabic and French cultures.
These influences formed a unique country that attracts thousands of tourists
every year to its Mediterranean beaches, its special cuisine and its
excellent wine.
PEOPLE
Area: 8,194 km2
Inhabitants: 1,772,580 (2020)
Density: 216 inh/km2
City top five (with inhabitants):
▪ Bourzafrique (840,000)
▪ Ghamal (109,000)
▪ Fonizi (83,000)
▪ Marezzourd (79,600)
▪ Moun El Batri (41,700)
Languages: Tarmoryan, Arabic, Berber (Mesoudi/ Təmzudit), Hausa,
Yoruba. French is used as second language.
Religions: Catholicism, Islamism
Universities: Jamye Tarmorije/Universit tarmorienne
Official holidays:
National anthem:
Flag:
POLITICS
Official name: جمحورية
لترماورية,
Jemhurye t'Tarmorye; ⴵⵓⵎⵀⵓⵔⵢⴻ
ⵏⵜⴻⵔⵎⵓⵔ,
Ǧumhuryə nTərmur; République d’Étarmoire
(Republic of Tarmorya)
Form of government: presidential republic
Independence:
Capital: Bourzafrique
Administrative division:
Head of state: president Abdelkarim Darmqran (HT, since 2014)
Parliament: a bicameral congress consisting of the Senate (لسنت
/s'Snat), composed by 54 senators (sneturi) elected for a mandate of eight years, being 3
senators from each of the 9 provinces and 27, proportional to the population; and the
Chamber of Deputies (لشمبر
لنوابين/ š'Šambr n'Nwaben), composed
of 94 deputies (nwaben) elected for a four-year term by the principle of majority.
Political parties: Hezb l'Esmli Tarmorij (HET, Party of the Tarmoryan Union);
Hezb t'Temezirt (HT, Party of the Nation); Hezb Nešnal Mditrani (HNM, National
Mediterranean Party); Hezb Sošlist l'Imqedmaten (HSI, Worker Socialist Party); Hezb
l'Tarmorye Nufe (HTN; Party of New Tarmorya)
Head of government: president Abdelkarim Darmqran (HT, since 2014)
Minister of foreign affairs: Atissi Zammit
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Member of FICTS: 2004 - 2011; subsequently a member of FICT: since 25 June 2011
Member of other organisations: UN, AU
Ambassador to FICT: Mr Moqtar Yousri
Diplomatic relations with FICT member states:
▪ Adzhatia: Mr Zakaria Ismeghlah (based in Moscow)
▪ Harrawi: Ms Jihane Temdint
▪ Île de Romanhe: Mr Karim Eghrari (based in Johannesburg)
▪ Kaupelan: Mr Danton Mesiri (based in Jakarta)
▪ Kronenburg: Mr Jellou Imsawen (based in Washington)
▪ Republic of MAS: Ms Jihane Temdint (based in Oryaa)
▪ New Courland: Mr Jellou Imsawen (based in Washington)
▪ Voskia: Mr Yassine Muztarya (based in Paris)
▪ Yukland: Mr Jean François Temezirt (based in London)
▪ Yutyrama: Ms Camille Shaddi (based in Brasilia)
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GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE
Highest mountain: Adrarnigr (1,106 m)
Longest river: Emqran
Climate: Mediterranean
Av. temperature in January and July: 7.5°C, 25°C
Av. quantity of rain: 800 mm a year
Time zone: UTC
ECONOMY
GDP: $8.60 billion = $4,879 per capita (2020)
Currency: Tarmoryan Dinar (TYD) - Denar Tarmorij (plural, Denari
Tarmoriji), subdivided in 100 qentesimi
Inflation:
Unemployment:
Working population: agriculture 9%; industry 29%; services 62%
Export: textiles, dried fruits, goat cheese, citric juice, olive oil, wine
Import: manufactured goods, fuel, vehicles
Main partners: EU, Eastern Europe, US, Nigeria, African countries, Middle East, China, Japan
Main businesses: s'Sehare (cloths, textile); AirTar (airlines); Aman l'Dhab (citrus
juice); Societé Vinicole Marezzourdaise (wine); Qasr (olive oil, dried fruits); Montij (dairy
products), Giacomo Youhanne (leather shoes & coats)
MEDIA
Main newspapers: Mditrani (Bourzafrique), Jornal Burzafriqij (Bourzafrique)
Main television channels:
Website:
Internet extension: .ty
Car code:
NAMES OF OTHER FICT MEMBERS IN TARMORYAN
Adzhatia
Harrawi
Île de Romanhe
Kaupelan
Kronenburg
the Republic of MAS
New Courland
Voskia
Yukland
Yutyrama |
ادشازية /Adšazye
حراوي /Herawi
جزيرة لرمان /Jezire r'Reman
كوبلان /Kobelan
قرونبورغ /Qrunburgh
مسران،غران،شران /l'Mesran, l'Gheran d š'Šeran
کرلاندة نوفة/Kurlande Nufe
فوسقية /Fusqye
يکلاندة/Yeklande
وترامة / Uterame
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