The 74th Commission Day

[English Channel Union]

Commissioner Hubert stands tall in front of a mirror, the sound of fireworks outside echoing through the chambers of the Palace,
A wonderful day it will be
Hubert murmurs to himself, adjusting his tie and proceeding down the hallway toward the Cabinet room

Commissioner Hubert: Good morning, everyone. As you all know, today marks the 74th Commission Day, a significant milestone in our nation's history. The founding of the Atomic Commission after the tumultuous events of the past remains a testament to our commitment to peace, democracy, and global unity.

Secretary Anderson: Absolutely, Mr. Commissioner. It's a profound occasion to reflect on our principles and renew our dedication to upholding them. The Commission's establishment symbolizes our unwavering stance on using atomic power for the greater good, ensuring peace and prosperity for all.

Secretary Ramirez: Indeed, Mr. Commissioner. Over the decades, the Atomic Commission has not only spearheaded technological advancements but also stood as a beacon of democracy. Our pledge to defend these principles resonates not just within our borders but across the world, shaping our foreign policy and international relations.

Commissioner Hubert: Precisely, Secretary Ramirez. Today, in my address to the nation, I aim to reaffirm our steadfast commitment to the defense of democracy. The global landscape may evolve, but our values remain constant. This anniversary serves as a reminder of our duty to protect and promote democracy, ensuring that every person, regardless of creed or geography, enjoys the rights we hold dear.

Secretary Anderson: Absolutely, Mr. Commissioner. The world looks to us as a model of democratic governance and responsible nuclear stewardship. Our efforts through the Commission not only advance scientific progress but also foster collaboration and understanding among nations, ensuring a safer and more secure future for generations to come.

Secretary Ramirez: Mr. Commissioner, your leadership in reinforcing these principles will resonate deeply. As we celebrate Commission Day, let us also commemorate the courage and foresight of those who laid the groundwork for this institution. Their vision continues to guide us as we navigate the complexities of the modern world.

Commissioner Hubert: Thank you, Secretaries, for your insightful perspectives. Today, let us honor our past achievements, embrace our present responsibilities, and chart a course toward a future where democracy and peace prevail. Our commitment to these ideals will be resolute, our actions deliberate, as we strive to uphold the principles that define us as a nation.

Secretary Anderson: Well said, Mr. Commissioner. Today, we stand united in our resolve to defend democracy and ensure that the promise of Commission Day endures for generations to come.

Secretary Ramirez: Hear, hear!