Flag of Seychelles - National Symbol and Design Meaning #1768263 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Seychelles consists of five diagonal bands-blue (sky and sea), yellow (sun), red (people and unity), white (justice and harmony), and green (land and environment). Adopted on June 18, 1996, it replaced the previous tricolor and reflects the country’s multicultural identity and ecological richness. Its unique oblique design makes it one of only two national flags with diagonal stripes (the other being Jamaica’s).

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