Today, President Hasan Çakar has issued a presidential decree which established a new national emblem and has expanded visa-free travel to numerous countries across the world's continents in a hopes to improve relations and achieve support or recognition with certain UN member states.
The new national emblem of Hasanistan, designed by the President himself, is a Seljuk eagle with a shield on its chest displaying a landscape of a mountain range and oceans with a ray of light shining on it and holding a banner containing Hasanistan's national motto in Hasani Japonic script. It also features two flagstaffs on either side flying the Hasanistani flag. According to the decree, the emblem represents the Tukic and Islamic heritage of Hasanistan. The emblem is inspired by the former coat of arms of North Yemen. In addition to the version with Japonic script, which shall be the main version, alternative ones featuring the motto written in other Hasani scripts and recognised minority languages will be developed.
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| The new Hasanistani national emblem |
In addition to the new national emblem, Hasanistan has expanded its visa-free regime to almost 50 countries. However, the visa-free regimes issued to these countries is more limited in time period than the previous ones issued (only lasting 30 days rather than 180) and many do not include the right to conduct business activities during this period. The countries which will now have such visa-free privileges shall be Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Transnistria, Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, Guernsey, San Marino, Georgia, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Armenia, Radon, Yemen, Palestine, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Togo, Equatorial Guinea, Madagascar, Cuba, Mexico, El Salvador, Bolivia, Papua New Guinea, Northern Mariana Islands and Tuvalu. Moldovans, Radonians, Equatorial Guineans and Northern Mariana Islanders shall have the ability to conduct visa-free business travel.
President Çakar has stated on the matter of visas that he wishes to negotiate generous visa-free access with many of Hasanistan's current intermicronational partners for Hasani citizens, stating that any state which is interested may contact the Hasani government. He has also stated that the current unilateral visa-free arrangement for Afghans will be maintained despite the current political situation and regardless of whichever faction there comes to power, due to the close historical ties between Afghanistan and the Turkic people.
The decree can be read in its full form here.
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