United Asian Cooperative (Chinese Superpower)

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United Asian Cooperative
联合亚洲合作社Liánhé yàzhōu hézuòshè	United Asian Cooperative
联合亚洲合作社Liánhé yàzhōu hézuòshè
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Map of the UAC showing member states in red.	Map of the UAC showing member states in red.
 	
Capital 	Shanghai (de facto)
Largest City 	Bohai (Jing-Jin-Ji)
 	
Official languages 	
* Chinese
* Korean
* Burmese
* Vietnamese
* Lao
* Cambodian
* Nepalese
* Mongolian
* Bhutanese
 	
Type 	Political and economic union
 	
Member States 	
* Bhutan
* Cambodia
* China
* Korea
* Mongolia
* Myanmar
* Nagalim
* Nepal
* Viet-Laos
 	
First Speaker 	Wu Yazhu
Legislature 	Council of the Asian Cooperative
 	
Area 	TBD
Population 	TBD
GDP (PPP) 	TBD
Currency 	Renminbi (yuan; ¥)
The United Asian Cooperative (UAC) is a political and economic union of 9 member states that are located in East Asia. The UAC has often been referred to as the 'Asian EU' due to its almost identical policies. 
The UAC has developed an internal single centralised market through a standardised system of laws that apply in all member states. UAC policies aim to ensure the free movement of people, goods and services a within the internal market, enact legislation in justice and home affairs and maintain common policies on trade, agriculture, fisheries and regional development. Passport controls have been abolished.
A monetary union was established in 2036 and came into full force in 2039 and is composed of all member states except Korea which use the Chinese Renminbi currency.Category:Chinese Superpower
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