flag: Sudan

The Sudanese flag consists of horizontal stripes of red, white, and black. There is a green triangle on the left side.

Each color on the flag holds significant meaning. Red symbolizes the struggle for independence, white represents peace, black stands for Sudan, and green represents Islam.

Adopted upon independence in 1956, the flag uses the Pan-Arab colors, symbolizing Arab unity. Sudan used to be the largest country in Africa, but its territory was divided when South Sudan gained independence in 2011.

The Sudanese flag has become a symbol representing the long-standing civilization of the Nile River basin. Even with recent political changes, this flag has become even more important as a symbol of national unity. Especially among the younger generation, it is considered a symbol of democratization and peace.