Introduction
As part of the ongoing effort to strengthen the institutional structure of the alliance and enhance its economic coordination, it is proposed to establish a high-level economic body known as the Federal Economic Council.
The council is designed to balance collective decision-making with institutional flexibility, ensuring rapid response during economic emergencies.
Article I – Definition
The Council shall serve as the highest economic authority, consisting of one representative from each member state, bridging national aspirations with collective sovereignty.
Article II – Objectives
- Strengthen economic coordination.
- shared economic policies for stability.
- Support states facing challenges.
Article III – Composition
One economic representative per state + Alliance Minister of Economy as Chair.
Article IV – Voting System
Weighted voting ensures balanced representation based on GDP, state size, and reporting compliance. Total voting power is fixed at 100 votes.
Weighted Distribution Algorithm
Article V – Powers
Approving joint funds, authorizing economic reforms, and reviewing periodic reports with full oversight authority.
Article VI – Ministry Role
The executive arm responsible for data collection, report preparation, and implementation of Council decisions.
Article VII – Procedures
Regular monthly meetings, special urgent sessions, and secure remote voting mechanisms for rapid decisions.
Article IX – Emergency Powers
In critical disruptions, the Minister may declare a Temporary Economic Emergency to protect the alliance. This includes suspending specific obligations or launching rapid support.
Article X – Flexibility
The system remains adaptable to alliance evolution, allowing revisions to economic indicators and formulas.
Article XI – Trial Phase
A 6-month trial phase to test mechanisms before final ratification by the High Council of the Alliance.
Conclusion
"This framework seeks to balance collective participation with the executive flexibility needed for effective global economic influence."