Hasanistan 2021 Vision announced

President Hasan Çakar has announced the "Hasanistan 2021 Vision", a program that intends to push Hasanistan to achieve a certain number of goals and implement a series of new policies. The Hasanistan 2021 Vision intends to establish Hasanistan as highly-influential and successful entity and create a new golden age greater than any period in Hasani history. The end date for the program has been set at 7 September 2021, the decennial anniversary for the establishment of Hasanistan.

Logo of the Hasanistan 2021 Vision

The goals of the Hasanistan 2021 Program are as follows:

• Having a registered citizenry of at least 20 active people.
• Successfully holding legislative elections and local elections.
• Establishing a diverse set of e-government services that will be accessible to citizens.
• Establishing an online-based economy through crypto-currency or other methods.
• Establish and maintain positive diplomatic relations with at least 30 polities.
• Implement the judicial system.
• Complete the Hasani language and increase its use within Hasanistan.
• Revamp the Hasanistan government website to be easy-to-use for citizens and non-citizens.
• Improve the HasanistanPedia service to a similar standard to Wikipedia.
• Set the base for some form of economic system.
• Promote environmentalism and sustainability.

Plans have been made to establish a new "Ministry of National Development" specifically tasked with promoting and managing the Hasanistan 2021 program, although the Hasani government has yet to have even established a cabinet since Çakar's election in 2018 and the appointment of Shady Morsi as Prime Minister. In addition to this, Çakar has stated that the Hasani citizenry must decide on Hasanistan's path after the 2021 Vision and that the success of the program will indicate what Hasanistan's true goals shall be.

The Hasani government has also begun to have a review of its foreign policy following the post-Pavlovian period, as Hasanistan decides whether it should open up to wider connection with the intermicronational community. Hasanistan has also begun the process of creating a series of ambassadors to United Nations member states in the hopes of promoting the nation among their local populations. Hasanistan is also considering increasing co-operation with Konraq and Mahuset, joining the new intermicronational organisation "Konmalehth" and re-building ties with fellow Turkic and Muslim-majority micronations