National Flag Day 2026 – Prime Minister's statement
Greetings from Curimae. As we are celebrating our National Flag Day (February 15) with liveliness along with a sense of incoming paradise on Earth, let us remember the colors of the Curimean flag and their meanings. The green band indicates environmentalism. The yellow band indicates democracy. The blue band indicates peace. The eagle seal indicates our identity.
With respect to the green band, we ensure that our environment remains healthy and in its optimal condition. The environment is superior to the business center.
With respect to the yellow band, Curimae intends to encourage widespread participation in governance. Democracy can be direct, electoral (representative), consultative, or some other pro-people solution. The community is superior to the enterprises.
With respect to the blue band, Curimae is civilian-oriented and considers the military a component of civilian culture. Civilian authority is eternally superior to military authority. Looking across human history, the military is ultimately a product of civilian demands.
With respect to the eagle seal, Curimae is tropical islands-oriented, so we will value self-sufficiency and closeness to the natural world. Curimae is based on the Philippine islands, which are a group of Austronesian islands. The eagle seal is also a reference to the Philippine eagle, which is endemic to the islands.
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