The flag of the United Nations features a light blue background with a white world map surrounded by olive branches.Blue symbolizes peace, while the map and branches represent global unity and international cooperation.
The National Flag of United Nations
United Nations Flag Facts
| Organization | United Nations |
| Headquarters | New York City, United States |
| Founded | 24 October 1945 |
| Official Languages | Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish |
| Abbreviation | UN |
| Adopted On | 7 December 1946 |
| Design By | Donal McLaughlin |
| UN Day | 24 October (United Nations Day) |
| Flag Ratio | 2:3 (commonly used) |
| Colors | Light Blue, White |
| Design | White UN emblem featuring a world map surrounded by olive branches on a light blue field |
| Center Symbol | World map with latitude and longitude lines encircled by olive branches |
| Meaning of Light Blue | Peace and neutrality |
| Meaning of White | Purity, peace, and hope |
| Symbolism of Olive Branches | Peace and goodwill among nations |
| Symbolism of World Map | Global unity and equal representation of all nations |
| Cultural Influence | Represents international cooperation, diplomacy, and collective security |
| Unique Feature | One of the few flags representing a global organization rather than a nation |
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