Arabia

The State of Arabia, commonly referred to as Arabia, is the largest country in the Middle East, encompassing the bulk of the Arabian Peninsula. Situated in the heart of the region, Arabia stands as a significant presence both geographically and geopolitically. Bordered by the Red Sea to the west and the Persian Gulf to the east, Arabia is one of the few countries in the Middle East with coastlines along both major bodies of water. To the north, Arabia shares its boundaries with the conflict-ridden territories of Syria and Iraq. To the northwest lies Greater Israel, while to the south, Arabia borders the vibrant nation of Futureland on It's Arabian Province.
This country is formed after NATO won World War 3 and divided Russia, major reason for it being formed is to protect itself from the sepratist in Syria and Iraq.
==Economy==
Arabia stands as one of the largest oil producers globally, albeit facing stiff competition from Free Russia. Strategic investments in renewable energy and technological innovation have ensured Arabia's resilience in the ever-evolving energy sector. Additionally, diversification efforts into sectors such as finance, tourism, and technology have bolstered the nation's economic landscape, fostering sustained growth and prosperity, but since the 1900's major growth in technological advancements at 1919 when we reached Type 1 a complete ban of oil mining and tradin was