The Dome Economic Zone Authority

the dome economic zone authority was established by the treaty of konstantium in 1924 as a multinational economic governance body for the dome basin following the war of broken wills its mandate, set for twenty five years from 1924 to 1949, covered extraction, industrial development, and common standards across the region ownership was structured with rumburg holding 55 percent, arcasia 20 percent, valgsland 15 percent, and agnolia 10 percent with full voting rights, and early dissolution required a seventy five percent supermajority and fair market buyout of all shares the world peace concord initially monitored compliance and referred disputes to neutral arbitration seated in konstantium following the concord's dissolution in 1925, oversight transferred to its successor authority, the alliance of nations, which supervised deza for the remainder of its mandate deza oversaw timber, mineral, oil, and gas extraction alongside rail links, smelting, refining, harbor facilities, and trade finance mechanisms tied to export markets under the postwar settlement, agnolia paid 200 metric tonnes of gold in reparations to rumburg between 1924 and 1933, while receiving 25 percent of deza net profits from 1924 to 1939 in addition to lawful port and tax revenues after 1939, agnolia retained its 10 percent equity share and corresponding dividend rights for the remainder of the mandate the staalport corridor provided preferential transit for deza exports under joint commercial administration while affirming agnolian sovereignty the authority remained in force until the expiration of its mandate in 1949, after which dome's industrial operations returned to direct corporate and state control, principally under rumburg emerald energy