Africa is one of the seven continents in the world, not a country. Africa is divided into North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa (Sub-Saharan Africa is divided into Central Africa, East Africa, South Africa and West Africa), and there are 60 countries and regions with different national flags.

The first is the Egyptian flag.

Egyptian flag, rectangular, with an aspect ratio of 3: 2. The flag surface consists of three parallel and equal rectangles, red, white and black, with the national emblem pattern in the center.

The flag of Egypt was put into use on1October 4th, 1984. Red represents revolution and blood, white represents a bright future, and black represents a long history of being suppressed by foreign countries. Among them, the central national emblem is called "Saladin Eagle", and the golden eagle overlooking the west symbolizes the increasingly rich civilization; The vertical coat of arms on the eagle's chest symbolizes the Kurige tribe related to Muhammad, and the words under the eagle's claws are written in Arabic as "Egypt, Arabia and the Republic".

Second, the Sudanese flag.

Sudan's national flag is a horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 2∶ 1. Red symbolizes revolution, white symbolizes peace, black symbolizes southern residents belonging to African black race, and green symbolizes Islam believed by northern residents.

Three. Flag of Algeria

This flag was approved on July 3, 1962/kloc-0, and was first raised in the capital Algiers on July 5, 1962/kloc-0. The national flag consists of green and white halves arranged vertically, with a red crescent moon and a five-pointed star in the middle. Green symbolizes Islam and white symbolizes purity. The crescent moon and the five-pointed star in the middle are common symbols on the national flags of Islamic countries.

Four. Libyan flag

At present, Libya's national flag is the pattern determined by Libya's "transition Committee", which is called the red, black and green tricolor horizontal flag. The 66th UN General Assembly voted that Libya's "Transition Committee" became the legitimate representative of Libya in the UN and decided to hand over Libya's seat in the UN General Assembly to the "Transition Committee". 20 1 1 On September 20th, 2008, the red, black and green flag representing the Libyan "Transition Committee" was raised at the United Nations Headquarters in new york.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Tunisian flag

Tunisia's national flag is rectangular, with an aspect ratio of 3: 2. The flag surface is red, and there is a white round ground in the center, which is about half the width of the flag. There is a red moon and a red five-pointed star on the round ground. The history of the national flag can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire. The crescent moon and the five-pointed star are symbols of the Ottoman Empire. Now they are symbols of Tunisia and Islamic countries.

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