Flag of Syria | National Symbol and Historical Meaning #1368813 (License: Personal Use)

The Syrian flag consists of three equal horizontal stripes-red on top, white in the middle, and black at the bottom-with two green five-pointed stars centered on the white band. The colors derive from the Pan-Arab flag, while the two stars historically represented the union of Syria and Egypt during the United Arab Republic (1958-1961). Though the UAR dissolved, Syria retained the two-star design as a symbol of Arab unity and national identity.

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