Flag of Tajikistan
the colors in the current flag of Tajikistan are carryovers from those present in the Soviet era flag. The three colors that dominate the flag are red, white and green (top to bottom). The colors appear in three horizontal stripes, with the white stripe being slightly broader than the red and the green. This white stripe also contains a golden crown haloed by seven golden five-pointed stars. Red is borrowed from the flag of Russia; green stands for the agricultural potential of the land and white for its cotton. The crown and the stars symbolize its independence.
Economy of Tajikistan
the economy of Tajikistan subsists on the revenues earned equally from its various but limited resources. There is no single dominant industry in the country that forms the corner stone. Cotton is the chief crop grown in and exported from the country. The other agricultural produces includes grain, fruits, grapes and vegetables. There are plenty of natural resources in Tajikistan, but they are all found in restricted quantities; they are tungsten, petroleum, uranium, mercury, lead, brown coal, zinc, silver, gold and antimony. Hydropower is another such resource. Revenues are also derived from the export of commodities such as aluminum, cement, electricity, chemicals, cotton, fertilizers, fruits, textiles and vegetable oil.
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