The International Union for Cooperation and Communities (IUCC) is an international union of smaller, self-declared states with the goal of uniting our members through cooperation for the benefit of our communities and states.

Our history

We were founded by Arbores, Bushistan, Curnon and Hokoria on December 29, 2025 as an organisation between only the four states.

In August 2026, the Union was reformed with new institutions and functions with the aim of bringing more states together.

How we work

The IUCC is built on the Charter and many other laws. Our ‘How it works’ pages contain useful guides explaining different topics.

Our members

Membership of the Union gives states representation in both the Union Chamber and Delegates’ Chamber, as well as access to programmes overseen by the IUCC’s Presidency.

Our current members are:

• Bushistan (since December 29, 2025)
• Curnon (since December 29, 2025)
• Hokoria (since December 29, 2025)

Former members

• Arbores (dissolved on August 16, 2026)

The goal of the Union is to unite nations that are already alike to make cooperation easy and bring communities together.