The Government of West Who is delighted to have established diplomatic relations with the Republic of Alrodnia. We look forward to developing a strong and lasting friendship with the people of Alrodnia and their government, as well as a mutually beneficial exchange of ideas and resources. We are confident that our two countries can work together to create a brighter and more prosperous future for our citizens.
Foreign Minister Michael Farr concluded a Treaty of Friendship between the Republic of Alrodnia, a micronation located in Indonesia, and the Republic of West Who. Farr said, West Who government leaders are looking forward to developing positive relations with President Udin and leaders of Alrodnia. This is the first micronation located in Indonesia that West Who has established diplomatic relations.
Flags of Alrodnia and West Who
Republic of West Who - A happy place for everyone!
Since 1969 West Who has been an independent nation, with citizens living in over 55 nations around the world.
West Who Intelligence Service, the world's smallest spy agency. Check out the people who keep West Who safe. west-who-spy-agency.webnode.page
Check out the West Who Flag video on YouTube West Who National Anthem
Horton Hears a Who is the favorite reading book of West Who children.
MicroCon 2019 in Canada was attended by 44 micronations including West Who, check out the video of events MicroCon 2019
The West Who Space and Planet Exploration Agency - Can West Who put a person on the Moon? www.westwhospace.com
What is a micronation? Watch this HBO/Vice News story and find out. It features MicroCon 2017 an international summit of micronations, including West Who.
.png)
West Who ID cards are available to citizens for $35 US dollars or ($175 West Who dollars). Contact the Ministry of Citizen Affairs for more information.
www.instagram.com/westwho/ Instagram West Who
Follow West Who on Twitter twitter.com/WhoGov
The Whoville News is a member of The Micronational Press Council which is responsible for promoting good standards of media practice, community access to information of public interest, and freedom of expression through micronational media.