Gambia Flag

Introduction
The blue band in the center of the ensign is edged on the upper side and base by white bands that have the same breadth. The shades are disconnected by the white lines. The red band at the upper side represents the sun and the savannah grasses. The blue band under the red represents the Gambia River, which runs across the country.
The green band stands for the land, farming operations, and the greenery of the country. The white stripes symbolize accord, harmony, and transparency of the people of Gambia.

Protocol
Since the approval of the national tricolor of Gambia on February 18, 1965, the Government of Gambia uses the flag during each and every national event.

History
The ensign was approved on February 18, 1965 when the country achieved absolute freedom from the United Kingdom. The ensign of Gambia has no political foundation.

Adopted On	February 18, 1965
Name	Flag of Gambia, Gambia Flag, National Flag of Gambia
Stands for	The red band symbolizes the savannah grasslands and the sun; blue band symbolizes the Gambia River; and the green band stands for farming activities and jungles. The white borders signify harmony, accord, and transparency.
Designed by	Pa Louis Thomasi
Proportion	2:3
Colors	Red, Blue, and Green.