Arctic Customs Free Region

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Arctic Customs Free Region
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Intergovernmental organization
Members4 member states

1 observer state

Official languagesNorlensk, Lechian, Jiemiesillimigiella, Johksvardian, Läxic.
Economic information
CurrencyNáhkk (NAK)
Norlensk Króna (NOK)
Kruvdna (Ꝅ).
Websitehttps://acfr.int

The Arctic Customs Free Region (ACFR) is an intergovernmental economic organization comprising 5 Ulethan countries that have abolished border controls at internal borders to promote the exchange of products, the free movement of people and trade in the Arctic region. It is the only relevant intergovernmental organization that exists in the Arctic region.

Background

In the late 1960s Northurland and Silland signed agreements to repair the damage caused in the Arctic War, and later agreements were devised between the arctic countries for an economic union, to promote the economic growth of the Arctic countries from an economy paralyzed by wars and low industrial growth. In the 1980s, the ACFR was created in an agreement signed by Northurland, Silland, and Sapvuodma in XXX city with the objective of promoting economic integration and cooperation between the countries of the Arctic region.

Member states

Country Capital Accession Population Area (km²) GDP (nominal) GDP per capita (nominal) Currency HDI Languages
Unknown Flag.png Laxland Late 1990s- Early 2000s 2,859 Läxic
Unknown Flag.png Northurland Frjálshöfn 1980s 20,000,000~ 1,614,936 Norlensk króna (NOK) 0.79 Norlenska
FlagSápvuodmá.png Sapvuodma Jöhksvard 1980s 1,226,900 404,178 $ 124.67 B $ 103,638 Kruvdna (Ꝅ) 0.956 Jöhksvardsgiella, Kahtiák´ǩiõll (Official)
Lymvyvakvyla, Luoððikiella, Puäz´kīll, Gadruönlliut (Regional)
Silland country flag.png Silland Jiemie 1980s 1,569,000 881,160 $ 150.1 B $ 95,678 Náhkk (NAK) 0.928 Jiemiesillimigiella, Svennish, Kalmish, Lechian
Četketomsijede, Jappnjatjakk, Suulenjuoktjam, Jåhkkågiella, Skibliegïele, Jarjekilli, Áardiqqut

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Membership

Any country in the Arctic region or north of the 55°N Parallel can apply for membership status.

Controversies