Head of Nation Igor Ashurbeyli has signed Decree No. 16 “On the results of elections to the first Parliament of Asgardia.” The official document has been published on the Asgardia.space website. The document states that in accordance with the protocol of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), the first parliamentary elections of Asgardia, which took place on 1-9 March 2018, have been deemed valid.

The protocol of the Counting commission, included with the official document, confirms that the log-files of the final voting period showed the absence of violations and vote falsifications.

The first space nation yesterday, today and tomorrow: parliamentary elections that took place in March of this year, the formation of other government bodies, and the prospects of Asgardia’s scientific and technological development – all in the interview with the Head of the first space nation.

A real nation with a mythological name

– Igor, for those who don't know, please explain what Asgardia is. The first association is with Scandinavian mythology. But we’re talking about a real nation, not a mythological one? Where does the idea of creating the nation come from?

Dear Asgardians!

I congratulate you on the Asgardian national holiday – Year Day by the Asgardian calendar, 31 December by the Earthly calendar!

This is the first year of our nation's existence, which will forever become part of the history of the future space humanity. During the first year of our nation’s existence, we have achieved a lot: there are more than 163,000 of us, citizens who reside in more than 200 countries on Earth. We have our own Constitution, flag, coat of arms, anthem, and, finally, our sovereign territory in space, which we obtained after the launch of the Asgardia-1 satellite on 12 November of this year.

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