Uzbekistan Flag Patch

The flag of Uzbekistan consists of three horizontal stripes, respectively turquoise white and green. There are thin red strips between the strips. On the top left side of the flag are a crescent and twelve stars.

Many theories have been proposed for the symbolic meaning of the flag of Uzbekistan. According to one of them, the 12 stars represent the Uzbek provinces, the blue ground Turkishness, the white ground justice, and the green ground the hospitality. Two thin red lines describe “being strong”. The half-moon shape describes the renewal. According to another view, 12 stars describe 12 calendar months or signs. The half-moon shape symbolizes Islam. White background and colors symbolize cotton, that is to say the main symbol of the country.

According to another view, blue color represents water, white color represents peace, and green represents nature. The red strips represent the life force that combines these features.