A new state will emerge in the world - who France granted autonomy to.

Political movements in New Caledonia have announced the achievement of an agreement to create a new state with autonomy following referendums in 2018, 2020, and 2021, as well as protests in 2024.

This is reported by Politico.

What are the conditions for the autonomy of New Caledonia

A compromise agreement between supporters and opponents of New Caledonia's independence was reached in Bougival, a suburb of Paris. The agreement provides for separate citizenship for residents and the possibility of holding two passports.

The new state will be delegated powers for independent international policy, and France commits to providing assistance in economic development.

Before the agreement on the new state comes into effect, it must be approved by the French Parliament and a referendum in New Caledonia.

French President Macron reacted to the agreement, emphasizing the importance of trust and unity for building a single future state.

What is known about New Caledonia

New Caledonia is an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean with a population of approximately 250 thousand people. It is home to Kanaks, Europeans, mixed-race individuals, and others.

France declared New Caledonia its overseas territory in 1853. As part of France, it has a special status.

It is also worth noting that Macron recently supported Ukraine during a speech in the British Parliament. Earlier, the Seine River was opened for swimming in Paris after 1923.

Political movements in New Caledonia have reached an agreement to create a new state with autonomy after a series of referendums and protests. The agreement provides for compromise conditions ensuring separate citizenship, autonomy in international policy, and assistance in economic development from France. Before final confirmation, the agreement must be approved by the French Parliament and a referendum held in New Caledonia.