Esperanto Neutrality as a Pillar of Zandorian Unity

We observe that the adoption of Esperanto at the Meridian Convention was a deliberate act to prevent linguistic dominance and to provide a common forum for all four regions.

The continued use of a constructed lingua franca obliges each citizen to engage with a language that carries no historic claim to any territory, thereby reinforcing the principle of equality before the Federal Assembly.

Our experience shows that this neutrality demands constant investment in translation services, education, and cultural exchange, lest the convenience of dominant regional tongues erode the shared medium.

In maintaining Esperanto as the federal language we reaffirm our commitment to a civic identity that transcends borders, even as the regions remain separated by oceans and continents.