The Levant

The Levant was formed in 1947 after the rest of the Arab world was too weak on foreign meddling. After the creation of The Levant, The Levant has distanced itself from the Gulf Arabs and reunited with their historical Levantine roots which orgainte in Europe, the Arabs of the Levant now consider themselves Levantinians who are now a diverse group of people of many different skin colors but still unite under the Levatineian ethnic group. The Levant has created a Levantine nationalist ideology that is proud of its unified Levant state bolstering some of the greatest cities civilization has ever seen. The Levant society seeks enlightenment and renaissance of Levant culture, values, and society.

Since its creation The Levant has taken steps to be more progressive in its region using its beaches to attract tourism from around the world. In doing so, creating a liberal social environment were alcohol is no longer a taboo and religion no longer plays a role in daily affairs. Although, the Levant is against immigration and hostile to foreign meddling.

Government
The Levant is a one-party state which rejects political pluralism and supports social progress and its secular ideology. The Levant is run with authoritarian governance with the Sultan as the head of state he is loved by his people and he loves his people. The Sultan will remain in power until his death or until he relinquishes power. The Sultan will appoint his successor before hand, preferably no one with family relation. The Levant allows for local elections. The states of Cyprus, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Jordan elect their governors who delbaitre with the Sultan.

Economy
The Levant Economy has strengthened over the years due to tourism over the beautiful coastline and Islands found in The Levant. Banking has also become an important tool for its economy. The biggest imports for The Levant are machinery and transport equipment. With a major export being oil and gas from the Leviathan gas field along with spices and hummus. The Levant aims to be more self sufficient and take a leading role in innovation and education. This can be seen as citizens of The Levant are leading by example with an increase in scientists in the region.