Ire Liamia

Ire Liamia is the third president of Utlia and former Upper Cabinet economic advisor. Ire is the youngest person to gain presidency in Utlia and the first to be democratically elected. He first gained prominence in Utlian politics for being a Descendant of Wynlid Liamia, the founder of Utlia. He is also a member of COUR.

Biography

Ire Liamia was born on 2-3 8 TT in Tinlea-Ut, the youngest of three brothers, his father was final king of Utlia Ywylin Liamia. From a young age he displayed an interest in politics that was encouraged by his mother. He recieved a degree in urban planning from the University of Tinlea and began working as a city planner in the Liamia Domaine Building. after the RGOU revolution Ire ran for governor of The Capital Region and won, he then became close with the president and secured a position in the Upper Cabinet as Economic Advisor.

In 24 PC he was taken hostage by Artak Arkara, before Arkara was ousted from his position.

on 23-2 24 PC Ire announced the building of a Protectionary in Tinlea-Ut to house and conserve symbolic, important and endangered animals native to Utlia.

In 25 PC Ire promoted UC member for foreign affairs Swyl Shote and member of powerful Shote family to Lieutenant President.

Political banishment

In the leadup to the 32 PC Federal Election Swyl Shote and Sern Bes agreed to form a coalition between Utlia's 2 largest parties, the UBP and UAG. Ire became enraged at Swyl, getting into a verbal and then physical fight in reaction to Swyl doing large political action under his nose. This lead to Ire being ousted from the UBP and forced to become an independent, which means he could no longer hold office without becoming a member of a non coalition party.

Political Positions

Ire is the first member of the UBP and upholds many of its positions. He supports funding cities for things such as infrastructure, police capability and health. One of his main positions he ran on during the federal election is funding of Southern Utlia, a historically more rural and less wealthy part of Utlia.

Merriyem issues

Ire is considered to be supportive of the Merriyem cause, fully supporting their religious freedom in his campaigning in Mountange