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Today is the 12th birthday of the Kingdom of Mount Vema. Mount Vema celebrates 12 years since the Vema Seamount territory was declared independent, on the First of August of Two Thousand and Six. The day Peter Goldishman declared Vema Seamount sovereign.
The Mount Vema Independence Day is an annual celebration commemorating the anniversary of the territory's assumption of independent statehood, the day in history when His Mount Vema Majesty the King Peter Goldishman declared Vema Seamount and its adjacent territorial waters a sovereign territory. On Monday the Government announced that all services provided by Mount Vema institutions including service provided online will be closed for business this weekend including this week Friday, except for emergency services. This is the time of the year when the administration reports the condition of the Vema Seamount and the community, when future Prime Ministers will outline the legislative proposals for the upcoming year, the overall agenda of His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government and priorities to the community and the world.
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