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Congo (Republic of) Flag

$63.50
SKU:
30455
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Origin:
United States

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The Congo Republic flag has a broad diagonal yellow line from the lower left to the upper right, separating fields of green and red.
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Description

Display your connection to the Congo Republic by flying a high-quality, durable national flag!

This Republic of the Congo flag is manufactured in the United States from nylon fabric, a lightweight and weather-resistant material designed for outdoor flying. The green, yellow, and red design is digitally printed to create vibrant, bold colors. The inks used in printing this flag are fade-resistant, which helps prevent sun damage.

Our flag of the Congo Republic has a durable canvas header and brass grommets for secure hoisting on any outdoor flagpole. The 3’ by 5’ flag is our best-selling size and an excellent match for our popular 6’ tangle-free house-mounted pole.

Republic of the Congo Flag Features

  • Made in the USA
  • Authentic 1959 design
  • 100% premium nylon
  • Sturdy canvas heading
  • Brass grommets for reliable mounting

Our indoor Congo flag, adorned with gold fringe and equipped with a pole sleeve, is an excellent option for formal displays.

Republic of the Congo Flag Meaning & History

The current flag of the Congo Republic was first adopted in 1959, replacing the French tricolor and becoming the country’s first national flag. The flag was replaced in 1970 and reinstated in 1991.

The green, yellow, and red colors used in the flag’s design are often used to represent Pan-Africanism. Green stands for agriculture and forests, yellow is for the friendship and nobility of the country’s citizens, and red is associated with the fight for independence.

Other Details

Motto: "Unité, Travail, Progrès" / "Unity, Work, Progress"
Capital: Brazzaville
Language(s): French
Currency: Central African CFA Franc
Government: Dominant-Party Presidential Republic
Flag Meaning: The green symbolizes the forests and agriculture, the yellow stands for "friendship and nobility," and the red's reference is left unknown.