Flag of Sudan
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.
History of the Sudanese Flag
In 1970, the flag of Sudan was adopted. Firstly, Sudan gained its independence in 1956. From this year until 1970, it used a flag consisting of three horizontal stripes. The colours of these three horizontal stripes are blue, yellow and green respectively. Later, with the change of the country’s administration in 1969, the flag of the country was changed to the one used today. Raised on 20 May 1970, the new Sudanese flag was adopted as the official flag of the country. It should be noted that this flag continues to be used in the same way today. There are 4 different colours on the flag. These are chosen as green, black, white and red colours. These colours are known as Pan – Arab colours. Firstly, there are three horizontal stripes on the flag. Although these stripes are not equal in length, they have equal dimensions in terms of thickness. At the same time, there is a triangle on the side of the flag close to the hoist. The topmost stripe is coloured red. The strip at the bottom is black. The colour of the strip in the middle is white. The triangle on the far left of the flag is green.
Sudanese Flag Meaning
The meaning of the Sudanese flag is very important. The four different colours in the flag have different meanings. At the same time, it is not correct to say that each colour has a single meaning. First of all, it should be noted that the colour of the triangle on the left side of the flag close to the flag is green. This green colour represents both Islam and the Fatimid dynasty. It is also possible to say that it represents the prosperity of the state. In addition, the red colour in the top stripe represents socialism and revolution. However, it represents the blood that flows in the struggle for the country to become a state. In this context; the white colour in the middle stripe on the Sudanese flag represents light, peace and optimism. It is also a colour representing the white flag of the 1924 revolution. The black colour at the bottom is used both because the word Sudan means black in Arabic language and because the country belongs to the African continent.
Sudan Flag Dimensions
Institutions or individuals who need Sudan flags can choose different flag models according to their needs. Some of the flags we offer you according to the usage area are office flags, send flags, pennants, table flags and similar products.
Sudan Flag Usage Areas
Flags are among the most important elements representing a country. Flags are a nationally important value and can be used in different areas to represent countries internationally. However, Sudanese flags can be used wherever the country needs to be represented. Since they are national values representing a country, they are used especially in official institutions and state institutions. Country flags are of great importance in official institutions. Flags are also used in schools, hospitals, private companies, companies and similar areas.
