Libertas Urbium
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"Libertas Urbium" translates from Latin to "Freedom of the Cities" or "Liberty of the Cities". It refers to the concept of self-governance and independence enjoyed by cities, particularly in the context of Roman history and the Roman Empire. The phrase "Libertas Urbium" encapsulates the idea that cities should have the autonomy to govern themselves, free from undue external control or interference. In Roman history, the concept of "Libertas Urbium" was significant, especially in the later periods of the Empire, where various cities were granted varying degrees of self-governance and autonomy, such as Londonia respectively.
• “Capital of the World”
• “In Diversity, Strength”
• “London Forever”
London Day is the 11th of June - Symbolising the date of Sovereignty Declaration; Or: 29th of October - Referencing the founding of the original Roman Londinium (~AD 47)
Crown Sterling or the London Pound (L£) is the proposed currency, possibly a digital-first currency, reflecting London's fintech leadership
Passport Design
Sleek Black or Navy Blue with Silver embossing: Emblem of Tower Bridge or the Shard, Biometric, futuristic feel reflecting the City-State's tech and finance edge respectively.
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