The national coat of arms is displayed on the central (yellow) stripe.
The Coat of Arms: Features a golden eagle holding an Orthodox cross in its beak.
On the eagle’s breast is a shield bearing the head of an aurochs (an extinct type of wild cattle), a star, a rose, and a crescent moon.
The eagle also holds an olive branch (representing peace) and a scepter (representing sovereignty).
The colors and historical symbols underscore a strong cultural and ethnic connection to Romania.
Because the base flag is identical to that of Romania, the coat of arms was added to distinguish it.
For a long time, the coat of arms appeared only on the obverse (front) side.
Since 2010, it has been legally mandated that the coat of arms also appear—in mirror image—on the reverse (back) side, making the flag unique.


































