Southern Union

The Southern Union serves as an extension to the Southern Union for Development, and acts as a union between states, predominantly in the southern hemisphere, made for united development, prosperity, and progress. It builds on the foundation of the S.U.D., being the promotion of "collaboration, connectivity and prosperity amongst its member states". Member states are referred to as "Charter states", which means they follow the Southern Union Charter, Statutes and Statutory Treaties. Statutory Treaties in the Southern Union are binding, meaning cities are required to follow conditions that have been unanimously voted on.

The purposes of the Southern Union are described in the following ways: - To promote collaboration amongst member states by providing a platform for participating governments to easily connect with each other - To promote connectivity amongst member states by financing, constructing, maintaining and promoting shared infrastructure including but not limited to highways, regional roads and railways - To promote connectivity amongst member states by sharing roleplay infrastructure;w - To promote prosperity amongst member states by working together to create strong economies and foster domestic and foreign investments.

The principles of the Southern Union are described in the following ways: - To offer all nations an equal right of representation on the international stage - To interact in all matters representing the union in an ethical, equal, and professional manner - To act as a neutral arbiter in all socioeconomic decisions and discussions, whether external or internal