Togo 🇹🇬

What is the Flag of Togo?

The flag of Togo has five equal horizontal stripes that alternate green and yellow, beginning and ending with green (green, yellow, green, yellow, green). A red square canton sits in the upper hoist corner, with a single white five-pointed star centred within it. All five stripes are equal in width, and the star is in the red canton rather than on a yellow stripe.

What Does the Togo Flag Look Like?

The flag of Togo has five equal horizontal stripes in the order green, yellow, green, yellow, green, so the central stripe is green. In the upper hoist corner is a red square (canton) bearing a single white five-pointed star. All five stripes are the same width.

What is the Togo Flag Called?

The flag of Togo is officially referred to as the “national flag of Togo.” It is also sometimes referred to as the “Togolese flag” or simply the “Green-Yellow-Green.”

What Does the Togo Flag Represent?

The Togo flag is a symbol of the nation’s independence and unity. The green stripes represent hope and renewal. The yellow stripe represents the country’s mineral wealth. The white star symbolizes peace and unity. The flag of Togo is a reminder of the nation’s commitment to building a strong and prosperous future.