The State Flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted on November 18, 1991. The flag reflects Uzbekistan's independence, history, and national traditions. The flag consists of the following colors and symbols:

Structure:

1. Blue: a symbol of peace and purity. It also represents the skies and waters of Turkestan.

2. White color: a symbol of purity and innocence, reflecting the purity and honesty of the goals of the people of Uzbekistan.

3. Green: represents nature and new life, is a symbol of the longevity of life in the country.

4. Red lines: symbolize life energy, love and relationships between people.

Characteristics:

Twelve stars: represent the historical and cultural traditions of the state, the idea of twelve stars is important in Eastern culture.

Hilal: A symbol of the young state, signifying that it is associated with Islamic civilization.

The meaning of the flag:

The flag harmoniously reflects the past, present, and future of Uzbekistan. Each element reflects the peaceful, sustainable aspirations and national values of the country's people.

The flag is one of the main symbols of state sovereignty, and respect for it is the duty of every citizen.