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An overview of the flags of specific countries and why they are created in these forms

Flag of Georgia

The current flag of the Republic of Georgia was adopted on January 14, 2004 and the flag of Georgia is similar to the design of the flag of England. The Georgian flag consists of the cross of St. George on a white background and the cross divides the flag into 4 equal squares.

The meaning of the colors of the flag

White is a symbol of innocence, innocence, purity, purity and wisdom, while red is a symbol of courage, justice, love and independence in the struggle.

Flag of Canada

The national flag of Canada, also known as the maple leaf, is a red flag with a white square with a red 11-pointed maple leaf in the middle.

The flag was adopted on February 15, 1965, instead of the red flag of the United States and Canada.

Flag of the Central African Republic

Flag of the Central African Republic (Sangavi: bendre tî Bêafrika) The flag was adopted on 1 December 1958 during the French colonization of the country. The flag consists of five colors: blue, white, green, red and yellow.

The meaning of the colors of the flag

Blue: is a symbol of heaven and freedom.

Red: Symbolizes the blood of the people of the Central African Republic who shed for independence and their constant readiness to defend the country.

White: It is a symbol of peace and dignity, and there is another interpretation that says that it is a symbol of reincarnation.

Green: A symbol of hope and faith, and there is another interpretation that says it symbolizes the forests of the Republic of Gabon.

Yellow: A symbol of tolerance.

. The yellow star in the upper left corner of the flag is a symbol of progress.

Flag of Egypt

The flag of Egypt is officially called the national flag. The high flag of the Arab Republic of Egypt was adopted in 1984 (38 years ago). The ancient Egyptians are considered to be the oldest nation in the history of mankind who used banners and flags as a national symbol as their symbol, as there are inscriptions in ancient Egyptian temples that show the use of banners and flags in celebrations and wars. The shape and colors of the Egyptian flag evolved with the country in different eras and ruling regimes.

Flag of France

The French flag (known in French as drapeau tricolore, drapeau bleu-blanc-rouge and drapeau français) is a tricolor flag, painted in three columns (from left to right) in blue, white and red. These colors were selected based on the Dutch flag of the same colors that existed for more than two centuries before the French flag was created. The flag was first used in 1789, after the French Revolution, and became the official flag of France on February 15, 1794. The colors red, white, and blue signify freedom, equality, and brotherhood, which were the goals of the French Revolution. . Blue and red are also honorable colors for Paris, the capital of France, and white is the color of the Bourbon royal house.

Flag of India

The national flag of India was adopted on July 22, 1947, twenty-four days before the independence of India from the United Kingdom, on August 15, 1947.

Flag of Australia

The Australian flag was first chosen in 1901. The current specifications of the flag were published in 1934, and in 1954 the flag was legalized as the national flag of Australia.

Flag of Tajikistan

The flag of the Republic of Tajikistan was adopted on November 24, 1992. The flag of Tajikistan consists of three horizontally arranged stripes, red, white and green, respectively, while in the middle of the white stripe is a crown and above. The crown is a seven-pointed star.

The flag is blue.

The meaning of the colors of the flag

Red is a symbol of the unity of the nation.

The white symbolizes the cotton crop and the snow on the mountain peaks.