Libya Flag
Country flags are used indoors and outdoors, from official ceremonies to various organizations. They are frequently supplied by consulates, associations, political parties, companies, hotels and fair organizations. Another name is state flags.
- The 3 sides 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 one by one and packed with gelatin.
History of the Libyan Flag
The Libyan flag is the flag used in Libya, an African country. This flag, which was first used in 1951, is still valid today. Although a different flag was used during the Gaddafi period, after the revolution, the original flag used in 1951 was returned. As in almost all countries of the world, the flag in Libya emphasises independence and the integrity of the nation. Therefore, the Libyan flag is flown all over the country as a symbol of freedom.
Libyan Flag Meaning
Symbols and symbols have been of great importance for all nations throughout history. Flags are one of these symbols. The flag is so valuable that people can give their lives for it without thinking. What makes the flag valuable is its meaning and the value attributed to it. The Libyan flag is a flag with deep meanings in this direction. There are three basic ground colours that make up this flag. The most visible colour on the flag is black. The black colour, which is located horizontally in the middle of the flag, covers two fourths of the entire ground. The black colour on the Libyan flag represents those who lost their lives in the war of independence. Therefore, it is considered the most valuable colour on the flag. Another colour that constitutes a quarter of the flag ground on the upper part of the black colour is red. This colour is also present as a horizontal stripe. And just like the black colour, it represents the blood of those who were martyred for independence. The last colour in the flag is green, which is at the bottom and lies horizontally like the other two colours. The green colour covers a quarter of the flag’s surface. This colour also emphasises the Islamic identity of the country. There is also a white coloured moon and star on the Libyan flag. This moon and star is in the centre of the black stripe. The meaning of this is an emphasis on the prosperous years Libya spent under Ottoman rule for many years. At the same time, the moon and star also emphasise the high future of the country points out.
Libya Flag Dimensions
Countries around the world, while determining their flags, have also determined a special measure for it. Although the dimensions of the flags of all countries seem to be the same, in fact, millimetric measurements are in question. Not only the dimensions of the flag, but also the dimensions of the motifs on the flag are of great importance. This is also the case for the Libyan flag. According to the article in the Libyan constitution, the size of the flag of the country is specified as 1: 2.
Libya Flag Usage Areas
Flags, which are considered to represent the power and independence of countries, are used in many different areas for this purpose. The Libyan flag is also displayed almost everywhere in the country, especially in the country’s major squares and government offices. It is also flown in Libya’s representative offices abroad as an indication that Libya is a free country with equal status with other countries and has equal representation rights.
