National Alliance Party (Arajan)

The National Alliance Party (Arajin: Hzb Athad Mla) is a political party in the Republic of Arajan and the 3rd largest opposition party in the Araji parliament. In Araji politics, the NAP primarily competes with the rival Workers' Party of Arajan (WPA). The NAP opposes the Market Interventionism of the ANUP, instead it seeks to establish a state capitalist system of economy, which it sees as "beneficial to Arajan.". The party also sees most left-wing parties as a "threat to the people of Arajan". With the recent tensions with the Federal Republic of Absame, the leader of the party Milad Vakili has made a statement calling for the ANUP government to further support the pro-Arajan warlords in southern Absame.

Founding
The NAP was founded in 1915 following the Shisenqelabes victory in the 1915 Araji Election by a former Arajan National Unity Party member Milad Vakili. He first described his party as a "more traditional version of the ANUP", but 3 years later he described the NAP as the "conservative party of Arajan".

1915 - Present
Throughout the late 1910s and 1920s, the party gained popularity mostly from people who think that traditionalism is superior to progressivism, and it is currently the 3rd largest political party in the Araji parliament.

In 1918, Milad Vakili reformed the NAP, making it less nationalistic and by that extent traditional, and began experimenting with Reactionary modernism. He created his own version of Reactionary modernism known as Miladism, in which democracy could work, but under a stronger government.