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On 17-2 11 PC the [[Caseic Federal Council]] approved of Cujaen's proposal to improve the road network between the [[Greater Nayela Union]] and the southern states.
On 17-2 11 PC the [[Caseic Federal Council]] approved of Cujaen's proposal to improve the road network between the [[Greater Nayela Union]] and the southern states.

Contact with the outside world was restored on 24-4 11 PC allowing Cujaen to become the [[List of IgRS Speakers for the Caseic Federation|Caseic Federation's speaker]] on the [[Inter-governmental Radio System]].
[[Category:Federal Foreign Ministers of the Caseic Federation]]
[[Category:Federal Foreign Ministers of the Caseic Federation]]

Revision as of 18:12, 15 April 2024

Siche Cujaen is the de jure Federal Foreign Minister of the Caseic Federation. However, he has been imprisoned since ##-# 19 PC.

Siche Cujaen
Federal Foreign Minister
In office
13-1 11 PC – present
Preceded byCasi Fromatica


Biography

On 29-1 10 PC, Siche Cujaen reported that Chuwe Brifam got into a fight with Achajia Fiseche during a Legislative Session of the Federal Council. Other Federal Representatives corroborate this.

Federal Foreign Minister

Cujaen was selected to serve as the new Federal Foreign Minister on 13-1 11 PC, several months after the death of Casi Fromatica. At the time the Caseic Federatin was still cut off from the rest of the world due to the Caseic Blackout.

On 17-2 11 PC the Caseic Federal Council approved of Cujaen's proposal to improve the road network between the Greater Nayela Union and the southern states.

Contact with the outside world was restored on 24-4 11 PC allowing Cujaen to become the Caseic Federation's speaker on the Inter-governmental Radio System.

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