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[[File:MoRA organisational chart.svg|thumb|right|Organisational chart of the ministry]] | [[File:MoRA organisational chart.svg|thumb|right|Organisational chart of the ministry]] | ||
The Ministry of Regional Affairs has three departments: | The Ministry of Regional Affairs has three departments: | ||
* [[Department of Cultural Affairs|Cultural Affairs]] — responsible for promoting activity on all platforms of the region, organizing cultural events within the region and with other regions, hosting games and other activities, and fostering and supporting [[Roleplay in the South Pacific|regional roleplay]] | * [[Department of Cultural Affairs|Cultural Affairs]] (CA) — responsible for promoting activity on all platforms of the region, organizing cultural events within the region and with other regions, hosting games and other activities, and fostering and supporting [[Roleplay in the South Pacific|regional roleplay]] | ||
* [[Department of Educational Affairs|Educational Affairs]] — responsible for integrating citizens of the South Pacific on all platforms, encouraging the retention of and providing guidance to new players, and educating citizens about the various institutions of the South Pacific | * [[Department of Educational Affairs|Educational Affairs]] (EA) — responsible for integrating citizens of the South Pacific on all platforms, encouraging the retention of and providing guidance to new players, and educating citizens about the various institutions of the South Pacific | ||
* [[Department of Media Affairs|Media Affairs]] — responsible for managing the various media of the South Pacific, overseeing media coverage of the various activities of the region, and creating and storing official graphics of the South Pacific | * [[Department of Media Affairs|Media Affairs]] (MeA) — responsible for managing the various media of the South Pacific, overseeing media coverage of the various activities of the region, and creating and storing official graphics of the South Pacific | ||
Within those three departments, there are six specialised divisions: Events and Roleplay (CA), Integration and Projects (EA), and Graphics and Media (MeA). The current structure was adopted in February 2020 once Qvait became Minister of Regional Affairs. | Within those three departments, there are six specialised divisions: Events and Roleplay (CA), Integration and Projects (EA), and Graphics and Media (MeA). The current structure was adopted in February 2020 once Qvait became Minister of Regional Affairs. | ||
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The Ministry of Regional Affairs (MoRA) is the department of the Government of the South Pacific responsible for promoting regional and forum activity, integrating new players into the forums, organizing cultural events, and communicating with the world about the South Pacific's activities. The ministry is led by the Minister of Regional Affairs, which is currently Qvait.
History
The Ministry of Regional Affairs was formed on 23 September 2011.
Organisation
The Ministry of Regional Affairs has three departments:
- Cultural Affairs (CA) — responsible for promoting activity on all platforms of the region, organizing cultural events within the region and with other regions, hosting games and other activities, and fostering and supporting regional roleplay
- Educational Affairs (EA) — responsible for integrating citizens of the South Pacific on all platforms, encouraging the retention of and providing guidance to new players, and educating citizens about the various institutions of the South Pacific
- Media Affairs (MeA) — responsible for managing the various media of the South Pacific, overseeing media coverage of the various activities of the region, and creating and storing official graphics of the South Pacific
Within those three departments, there are six specialised divisions: Events and Roleplay (CA), Integration and Projects (EA), and Graphics and Media (MeA). The current structure was adopted in February 2020 once Qvait became Minister of Regional Affairs.
Minister
The current Minister of Regional Affairs is Qvait, who is the 28th to fill this position.