Asian Community

The Asian Community was a grouping of Asian nations founded in September 2029 to coordinate infrastructure building across the Asian landmass. Some of its first priorities were the expansion of solar power generation in tropical Asia and the construction of hydrogen fueling stations and supporting infrastructure.
China, Korea, Russia, Turkey, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the ten nations of ASEAN were founding members of the organization. Japan joined in 2034 while the United Islamic Republic refused to join due to the commitment of members of the Asian Community to end the use of fossil fuels by 2050 or 2060. The UIR was the world's oil and gas superpower.
Category:International Organizations
Category:Asia
Category:East Asia
Category:South East Asia
Category:South Asia
Category:Eurasia