Flag of Rwanda
Country flags are used indoors and outdoors from official ceremonies to various organisations. It is frequently supplied by consulates, associations, political parties, companies, hotels, fair organisations. Another name is state flags.
- The 3 edges of our products are produced with double needle technique as standard.
- Extra column reinforcement to the wick part is made as standard in large sizes.
- Folded individually and packed with gelatine.
Rwanda Flag History
Rwanda officially adopted the Rwandan flag on 25 October 2001. The use of the flag, which was officially adopted on this date, continues today. The person who designed the Rwanda flag is Alphonse Kirimobenecyo. The flag of this country located in the African continent has blue, yellow and green colours. On 25 October 2001, the flag of the country, which was officially adopted, also has a sun on it as well as colours. This sun has 24 rays. Before this flag, the country used a different flag until 2001. The flag used before the current flag consisted of Pan-African colours. There was a letter ‘R’ on the old Rwandan flag. The new flag does not have this letter. The letter had two meanings. The first was the initial letter of the country. The other is that it represents the referendum and the republic. The history of the Rwandan flag and what it means can generally be explained in this way. In 2001, the new flag officially used has been used unchanged until today and continues to be used in this way.
Rwanda Flag Meaning
The flag officially recognised by the country of Rwanda consists of three horizontal stripes. The lowest of these three horizontal stripes is green in colour. The strip in the middle has a yellow colour. Finally, the stripe at the top is blue. It should be noted that there is also a sun on the blue coloured stripe. It is seen that the sun has 24 rays. In addition, the lower stripes on the Rwandan flag are of equal size. That is, the green and yellow stripes are the same size. The blue stripe at the top is larger than them. Each colour on the flag has a meaning. At the same time, the sun also has a different meaning. First of all, the green colour at the bottom represents the resources in the country and the hope and prosperity to be obtained by using these resources in the right way. The yellow stripe of the same length above it is there to express economic development. The blue upper part of the flag and the sun with 24 rays represent the light that illuminates the people. Through light, transparency, unity and the fight against ignorance are expressed.
Rwanda Flag Dimensions
Contrary to what is known, country flags are not only used as send flags. Apart from this, it is also used as a desk flag over 15×22,5 cm in offices. These flag types are also used as 100×150 cm as a send flag.
Rwanda Flag Usage Areas
Flags are products that can be needed in almost every field. Of course, regardless of which country’s flag it is, the usage area is similar in all flags, while the flags of different countries are mostly used in official areas. Generally speaking, the Rwanda flags we offer you are suitable for use in many different areas. It is normal for differences to occur in usage areas according to the type of flag you prefer.
