Yugoslav District

The Yugoslav District, officially the South Slavic District, is a district of the Commonwealth of Earth located in southern Europe. It was formed when Serbia joined the European Federation in 2059. The pre-existing Illyrian and Bulgarian districts were merged with Serbian territory to form the Yugoslav District. As such, it encompasses the territories of what were Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bulgaria. The district is made up of 11 provinces and 3 city-provinces. The capital of the district is the city-province of Belgrade.
The district is prominent for it's highly developed aerospace and defence industry. Marasi Albatross-bombers are assembled in factories in this district exclusively. Several Atlantis armoured vehicle factories are present in the district. Manufacturing represents over a half of the GRP. 
Whilst it does not have as many prominent universities as other European districts, the district houses a National Administrative Center in Sofia. The official regional languages are Serbo-Croatian and Bulgarian.