Flag of Afghanistan
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 Afghan Flag
Afghanistan, located in the central part of Central and South Asia, is a landlocked country. One of the key factors that make the country special is its significant population size, placing it among the most populous countries in the world. With a total of 34 provinces and 398 districts, Afghanistan is considered a moderately developed country today. According to the latest census, Kabul, the most prominent city in the country, has a population of 4 million, making it the most notable city. Among the factors that make Afghanistan special is its national flag, which has been prominently displayed in many contexts. The flag’s history reveals that it has undergone various changes. Before being officially adopted, the flag went through many challenging periods. Historically, the country was directly governed by a monarchy from 1930 to 1973. During this period, the flag differed mainly by having a shahada symbol. The current official flag was introduced on January 4, 2004.
Meaning of the Afghan Flag
Every country’s flag has a specific meaning. Flags without meaning cannot be used officially. The Afghan flag is designed with three colors: black, red, and green. According to historical sources, the red color symbolizes courage, green represents Islam, and black signifies the dark periods of the past. The country, known for its warrior society, has historically emerged victorious from many challenging wars. The three colors of the flag give it a more transparent meaning compared to the flags of many similar countries.
Dimensions of the Afghan Flag
Several factors distinguish the Afghan flag. One notable aspect is its use in diplomatic contexts and during speeches by foreign guests visiting the country. This can be observed through various visual channels. The dimensions of the flag are legally specified by official institutions. Therefore, producing the flag in dimensions other than those prescribed can lead to legal consequences for firms. The flag is generally used in the standard size of 100×150 cm. When visiting the country, you will see the Afghan flag displayed in these dimensions across many locations. Ensuring the quality of the flag involves adhering to these legal dimensions, and our company manufactures the flag accurately in this regard.
Uses of the Afghan Flag
The flag is used both within the country and in Afghan consulates abroad. Therefore, the Afghan flag is prominently displayed in various locations, including shopping centers, educational and health institutions, official agencies and organizations, hotels and residences, large squares, prominent businesses, construction sites, official ceremonies and speeches, formal inaugurations, military parades, and military areas.
