Flag of Turkmenistan
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Green area with a vertical stripe dominated by red, containing a carpet design and two olive branches, near the flagpole; to the upper right of the red stripe are a white crescent and five white stars.
Meaning
The precious carpets of Turkmenistan are legendary. Consequently, a vertical strip with the traditionally most important carpet patterns (so-called guls) is symbolically very appropriate. The two olive branches at the bottom are reminiscent of the U.N. flag. They were added to the flag in 1997 and are clearly meant to emphasize the neutrality of the country. The crescent moon is the sign of Islam. The five stars represent the five regions of the country. Green is considered a particularly dignified color in Turkmenistan. Flag since 19 Feb, 1997.
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The flag of Turkmenistan was introduced on February 19, 2001. The flag is a symbol of the country's independence. It is a combination of traditional and modern elements and represents the culture and history of the country.
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The national flag of Turkmenistan was adopted on February 19, 1992. It consists of a white dome symbolized by a crescent moon and a five-pointed star mounted in a red square on a green background. This flag represents the sovereignty of the country and is a symbol of independence and progress of Turkmenistan.
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The national flag of Turkmenistan consists of a rectangular red background with a white crescent and five stars. The crescent is surrounded by a green band connecting the five stars. The crescent symbolizes Islam, to which most Turkmen adhere, and the five stars represent the country's five provinces. The flag is a symbol of the country's unity and progress.
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