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The ***Global Deputy Forum*** is a council of world leaders' second-highest officers in the Global Governance Council whose goal is to promote international communication and collaboration with the help of the International Regulatory Alliance. Members of the council meet on a regular basis to address common concerns and identify areas where they can collaborate to develop solutions that benefit everyone. The council is dedicated to fostering greater dialogue and understanding among different cultures and perspectives, as well as developing effective strategies to address some of the most pressing issues confronting our world today. The Global Deputy Forum promotes greater stability and security around the world by fostering stronger relationships between countries and encouraging cooperation on issues such as trade, security, and human rights. for all people.

Seven Senior members make up the council, which is also headed by Deputy Premier Commissioner Anita Polvi. They are Vice President Vivian Katz of Terranova, Prime Minister Laura King of the Kingdom of Arvandor, Prime Minister Xavier Trudeau of Canada, Prime Minister Vadim Artemiev of Russia, Chancellor Silke Mortensen of Germany, Mayor Cleveland Stubbfield of Fortcester, and Lieutenant Governor Semere Neftalem of Valtoria.

The Senior members also appoint the Global Deputy Forum Junior Chairman, who brings fresh perspectives and innovative ideas. Prime Minister Alexandra Perez of Amanat, Vice President Jessica Figueroa of the United States, Premier Ming Tu of China, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, Vice President Aahan Kumar of India, Governor-General Isabelle Piguenit of Australia, Premier Dong Ch'ang of South Korea, Prime Minister Dixie Lajeunesse of France, Vice President Marina Rocha of Brazil, and Prime Minister Charlotte Modi of New Zealand are among those on the list.

## History

In 1901, the world was in turmoil, with many countries facing political instability and economic uncertainty. In response to these challenges, Vice President Margaret Winters of Terranova, Prime Minister Bradley Miah of the Kingdom of Arvandor, Prime Minister Ruben Azarov of Russia, Chancellor Dominik Wolf of Germany, and Prime Minister Tihomil Crnić of Canada came together to form the Global Governance Council.

As part of this council, the leaders recognized the need for a governing body to oversee the government activities of Terranova, Valtoria, Kingdom of Arvandor, Canada, Russia, and Germany. Thus, they founded the Global Deputy Forum, which would serve as the council of second-highest officers from each country.

The Global Deputy Forum was established with the goal of promoting international communication and collaboration, with the help of the International Regulatory Alliance. The council members recognized that by working together, they could develop effective solutions to the challenges facing their countries and the world at large.

Vice President Margaret Winters of Terranova, Prime Minister Bradley Miah of the Kingdom of Arvandor, Prime Minister Ruben Azarov of Russia, Chancellor Dominik Wolf of Germany, and Prime Minister Tihomil Crnić of Canada recognized the need for a governing body to oversee the government activities of their respective countries. They realized that having a council of second-highest officers from each country would allow for more effective communication and collaboration in addressing the challenges facing their nations.

The council members recognized that the Global Deputy Forum would need to be established with a clear mandate and set of objectives. They agreed that the council would be responsible for overseeing the implementation of policies and initiatives agreed upon by the Global Governance Council. The council members also agreed that the Global Deputy Forum would work to promote greater cooperation and communication between the six countries, with the aim of developing effective solutions to the challenges facing their nations and the world at large.

The council members recognized that the Global Deputy Forum would need to be structured in a way that would allow for effective decision-making and communication. They agreed that the council would be chaired by a rotating chairperson, with each country taking on the role for a set period of time. The council members also agreed that the council would meet on a regular basis, with the frequency of meetings determined by the chairperson.

The council members recognized that the Global Deputy Forum would need to have a clear set of rules and procedures to ensure that it operated effectively and efficiently. They agreed that the council would be governed by a set of bylaws, which would outline the responsibilities of council members, the decision-making process, and the procedures for calling meetings and making decisions.

Over the years, the Global Deputy Forum has played a crucial role in promoting greater stability and security around the world. The council members have worked to foster stronger relationships between countries, encourage cooperation on issues such as trade, security, and human rights, and develop effective strategies to address some of the most pressing issues confronting our world today.

Despite facing many challenges over the years, the Global Deputy Forum has remained committed to its goal of promoting international communication and collaboration. The council members continue to meet on a regular basis to address common concerns and identify areas where they can collaborate to develop solutions that benefit everyone.

## Authority and powers

The GDF is responsible for overseeing the implementation of policies and initiatives agreed upon by the Global Governance Council (GGC), which is composed of the leaders of the six member nations.

The GDF derives its authority and powers from the Charter of the International Regulatory Alliance (CIRA), which is the foundational document for international law and cooperation. The CIRA outlines the principles of international cooperation, including the peaceful resolution of disputes, the promotion of human rights, and the protection of the environment. The GDF is tasked with promoting these principles and ensuring that they are reflected in the policies and initiatives of member nations.

The GDF has the power to make recommendations to the GGC on matters related to international cooperation, cultural exchange, and national security. These recommendations can take many forms, such as proposing new policies or initiatives, recommending changes to existing policies, or advising on the implementation of existing policies. The GDF can also propose policies and initiatives to the GGC, which can then be implemented by member nations.

The GDF has the authority to investigate and report on matters related to international cooperation, cultural exchange, and national security. This authority allows the GDF to monitor the activities of member nations and ensure that they are complying with the principles of the CIRA. The GDF can also make recommendations to member nations on how to address issues related to these areas.

The GDF has the power to convene meetings and conferences of member nations to discuss matters related to international cooperation, cultural exchange, and national security. These meetings and conferences provide a forum for member nations to share their experiences and expertise and to coordinate their efforts in promoting international cooperation, cultural exchange, and national security. The GDF can also invite non-member nations and international organizations to participate in these meetings and conferences.

The GDF is headquartered on Enigma Atoll, where the leaders of member nations meet to discuss important issues facing the world. The GDF has the power to establish offices and facilities in other locations as needed to carry out its mandate. The GDF also has the authority to establish working groups and committees to address specific issues related to international cooperation, cultural exchange, and national security.

Prime Minister Laura Kingof the Kingdom of Arvandor

Prime Minister Xavier Trudeau of Canada
Prime Minister Vadim Artemiev of Russia
Chancellor Silke Mortensen of Germany
Mayor Cleveland Stubbfield of Fortcester
 Junior Chairman
Vice President Jessica Figueroa of the United States
Premier Ming Tu of China
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan
Vice President Aahan Kumar of India
Governor-General Isabelle Piguenit of Australia
Premier Dong Ch'ang of South Korea
Prime Minister Dixie Lajeunesse of France
Vice President Marina Rocha of Brazil
 Director-Commissioner
 Deputy Director-Commissioner
 Chief of staff
 Chief Strategy Officer
 Chief International Relations Officer
 IRA Security Advisor