Central Asia
Tajikistan
A horizontal tricolour of red, white, and green in proportions 2:3:2, with a gold crown beneath an arc of seven gold stars in the center. It was adopted shortly after independence in 1992.
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Adopted
1992
Proportion
1:2
Colours
4
Colours & their meaning
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Red
Often explained as unity and the sacrifices of the people.
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White
Cotton and the snow of the mountains; also purity.
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Green
Agriculture, nature, and prosperity.
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Gold
Sovereignty and the Tajik state.
Symbols & emblems
Did you know?
Tajikistan is the only Central Asian state whose post-Soviet flag does not retain a strong visual resemblance to a Soviet-era republican flag.