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Principles of Governance
Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation - Principles of Governance
SITN governance is guided by principles including:
Indigenous self-determination
Peaceful coexistence
Integrity and accountability
Protection of ancestral knowledge
Stewardship for future generations
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Detailed governance instruments, trust documents, and administrative records are preserved within the SITN Archives.
Culture, Education & Museums
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Living Culture & Knowledge Preservation
The Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation preserves culture not as static history, but as living knowledge expressed through institutions, education, art, and innovation.
SITN is developing cultural and educational initiatives designed to safeguard ancestral wisdom while responsibly engaging with future technologies.
