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Sudan Flag – Colourfast Treated Polyester
Sudan Flag – Colourfast Treated Polyester
60 x 90cm (2 x 3ft)
Colourfast treated polyester flags combines a low cost and attractive appearance and looks great, both indoors and outdoors, and flies with very little wind.
The flag comes complete with 2 strong brass grommets offering outstanding value.
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HISTORY: The flag of Sudan is a powerful emblem that reflects the nation’s history, cultural diversity, and aspirations. Adopted on May 20, 1970. The flag has undergone modifications in response to Sudan’s changing political landscape.
The Sudanese flag consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width, from top to bottom: red, white, and black. The red stripe represents the sacrifices of the martyrs and the struggles for independence. It is a symbol of the struggle during the long struggle for self-determination.
The white stripe in the middle symbolises peace, light, and hope. It reflects the aspiration for a harmonious and prosperous future for the people of Sudan. The white also represents the predominantly Arab heritage of the northern part of the country.
The black stripe at the bottom signifies Sudan’s African identity and the rich cultural heritage of its diverse ethnic groups. Particularly those in the southern regions.
In the centre of the white stripe. There is a green equilateral triangle pointing towards the hoist side of the flag. The green triangle represents Islam. The dominant religion in Sudan, as well as the agricultural wealth of the country.
The Sudanese flag, with its bold design and meaningful symbolism. Serves as a unifying symbol for the nation. It encapsulates the complex history, cultural diversity, and collective aspirations of the Sudanese people as they navigate the challenges and opportunities of the present and future.