
Huguma
Founding member
The Association of Southeast Asian Micronations is a regional organisation promoting diplomacy, cooperation and lasting friendship among Southeast Asian micronations.
ASEAM brings together Southeast Asian micronations through dialogue, diplomacy, cultural exchange and shared regional initiatives. It provides members with a formal platform to develop friendly relations and pursue mutual goals.
Headquarters: Bandar Mewar, Federal Republic of Huguma
ASEAM currently consists of seven Southeast Asian micronational member states.

Founding member

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Joined 13 September 2026
Federal Republic of Huguma
Tanomadala
Regional micronations agreed to form an organisation devoted to cooperation and diplomacy.
The association's founding charter established its structure, principles and shared objectives.
Great Hao became ASEAM's seventh member state.
Bandar Mewar is proposed to host the second South East Asian Micronational Games.
Maintain constructive relations and regular dialogue among members.
Resolve disagreements respectfully and strengthen mutual trust.
Celebrate the identities, traditions and creativity of member states.
Support useful projects that benefit the wider ASEAM community.
Represent Southeast Asian micronational interests responsibly.
Create accessible activities such as the SEAM Games to unite citizens.
The Treaty of Bandar Mewar is the founding document of ASEAM. It defines the association's commitment to sovereignty, cooperation, peaceful relations and collective progress.
The proposed second SEAM Games will bring ASEAM delegations together for online sporting and strategy competitions hosted by Bandar Mewar, Federal Republic of Huguma.
“Unity Through Competition”
Headquarters · Bandar Mewar
Official email · aseam.org.gov@gmail.com