The Free State of Sabini is a new and upcoming Sovereign Country landlocked by the United States of America located inside the State of Texas. It is currently classified as a micronation with intent to becoming a microstate completely independent of other nations. Due to its size and limited amount natural resources, it is still dependent on other nations.
Sabini declared it's Independence from the rule and governing of the United States on January 11, 2020 but continues to do most of it's trading with the United States, with some being conducted with China and the Philippines.
Sabini comprises of three non-bordering provinces and one island territory.
A monetary fee is paid to the United States in exchange for a majority of our protection from overseas aggression although Sabini does have its own military force that can be called upon.
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There is no official language in Sabini however all legal documents are to be conducted in English.
The flag of the Free State of Sabini is a comprised of blue, white and violet vertical stripes representing freedom, peace and sovereignty respectively. Centered is a single black star to represent unity.
The Free State of Sabini is an agrarian society and therefore does not follow daylight savings time as apposed to many of its North American neighbors. We also have adopted the International System of Units (SI).
There are currently three operating businesses within the country with agriculture being the main export of the Free State of Sabini. 'Gema Farms' produces a variety of fruits and vegetable along with chickens and eggs; 'Gema Treats' which is a food service industry; and 'P.P.S.B.' which manufactures self-sufficiency supplies and accessories.
Sabini has become a signatory to the Wrythe Convention, the Edgbaston Convention and the Atlanta Regional Union.
Most Recent Address from the President
September 23, 2023
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Good afternoon fellow Sabinians. During my last visit to the North Cebu Province, the First Lady and I visited a local orphanage and brought gifts for the children and bought lunch from a local delicacy of children in the area, Jollibee, for all of them. The children were very grateful and it was a great feeling to bring smiles to their faces. We plan to do more work like this in the future. I encourage all of us to help the less fortunate.
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President of Sabini,
Matthias Savino
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