Geuest

Southern Europe

Malta

A vertical bicolour of white and red with a representation of the George Cross edged in red in the upper hoist corner. The current flag was adopted at independence in 1964.

Flag of Malta

Adopted

1964

Proportion

2:3

Colours

3

Colours & their meaning

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White

Traditionally linked with the Knights of Malta; no official symbolism fixed in law.

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Red

Traditionally linked with the Knights of Malta; no official symbolism fixed in law.

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Grey

Part of the George Cross depiction; no separate official symbolism.

Symbols & emblems

George Cross

The British award granted collectively to Malta in 1942 for bravery during the Second World War.

Did you know?

Malta is one of the few national flags to display a decoration awarded by another country.