Description

The flag of Turkey features a red background with a white crescent moon and a five-pointed star.
The red color symbolizes the blood of martyrs and the nation’s courage.
The white crescent represents Islam and the country’s historical heritage.
The five-pointed star stands for independence and the guiding principles of the Turkish nation.
The design has roots in the Ottoman Empire and reflects centuries of history.
Adopted officially in 1936, the flag embodies national pride and unity.
Its bold and simple design is easily recognizable worldwide.
Today, the flag stands as a proud symbol of Turkey’s identity, culture, and heritage.