The flag of Tajikistan features three horizontal stripes: a red top stripe, a white middle stripe, and a green bottom stripe. At the center of the white stripe is a golden crown, surrounded by seven stars. The symbolism behind the flag is: The red stripe represents the unity of the people of Tajikistan and their struggle for independence. The white stripe symbolizes peace and purity. The green stripe represents the land and agriculture, which are vital to the country’s economy. The golden crown represents the sovereignty of Tajikistan, while the seven stars symbolize the regions of the country. The flag was officially adopted in 1992, shortly after Tajikistan gained independence from the Soviet Union.