The flag of Guinea features three vertical stripes of red, yellow, and green from left to right. The red stripe symbolizes the blood of those who fought for the nation's independence, the yellow represents the country's natural resources and wealth, and the green signifies the rich vegetation and agricultural potential of Guinea. Adopted on November 10, 1958, the flag reflects Guinea's national identity and aspirations following its independence from French colonial rule. The colors are inspired by the Pan-African movement, emphasizing solidarity among African nations.