Today, President Çakar has issued a decree which has established unilateral recognition of a variety of states in hopes of establishing bilateral relations in the future, expanded visa-free access to numerous states as well upgrading certain existing visa-free regimes, established free movement for Konraq and committed to eventual open borders, and adopted the Contentwatch system as the official content rating system in Hasanistan.
Firstly, Hasanistan has committed to unilaterally recognise all other socii states of the Empire of Pavlov (currently Rascia and Nichensburg), the Federal Republic of Lostisland, the Republic of Belcity and the People's Communist Republic of Orientia. Hasanistan has said it will in the future hope to sign a treaty establishing bilateral relations with these nations and mutually recognising each other's sovereignty, especially Belcity and Orientia.
Hasanistan has also expanded its visa-free regime. Citizens of India, Moldova, East Turkistan, the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria and Slitronia have all been granted the ability of visa-free stay for 180 days. 30-days visa-free travel has also been granted to Portugal, Norway, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Syria, Maldives, Bhutan, Morocco, Mauritania, Canada, Jamaica, Slavtria, Etukan, Lostisland and Sealand.
Additionally, Hasanistan has committed to eventual total open borders with its enclaved neighbour Konraq and has granted its citizens the rights to work and live in Hasanistan immediately. Konraqi citizens can now live and work in Hasanistan as well as other equal civil rights to citizens in social areas, as well as being able to vote in local elections.
Finally, Hasanistan has adopted the Contentwatch system as its national content rating system for various types of entertainment media including video games, films, television series and novels. Contentwatch is a Mahusetan-based content rating system, with Hasanistan's decision to adopt a foreign standard being based on the government's preference to how it functions. Contentwatch labelling will be required on products sold in Hasanistan, especially exports.
The full decree may be read here.
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