Sunday, August 23, 2026

Flag of Chad

The flag of Chad is a vertical tricolor with stripes of equal width: blue (left), yellow (center), and red (right). 
The ratio is 2:3. 
It was adopted on November 6, 1959 (just before independence from France in 1960) and is a combination of the French tricolor and the Pan-African colors. 

Meaning of the colors: 
Blue: the sky, hope, and the water in the south (including Lake Chad). 
Yellow: the sun and the Sahara in the north. 
Red: national sacrifice, unity, and the blood shed for independence. 
The flag strongly resembles that of Romania (the blue of Chad is slightly darker).




















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