The flag of Guyana features a green field with a bold red isosceles triangle on the hoist side. The triangle is bordered by a narrow white stripe and a larger black stripe on the outer edge. The green symbolizes the country's lush forests, the red represents the struggle for independence, the white signifies peace and justice, and the black symbolizes strength and resilience. The flag was officially adopted on May 26, 1966, coinciding with Guyana's independence from the United Kingdom. Its design incorporates elements reflecting the nation's diverse culture and heritage, and the colors are associated with various aspects of Guyanese identity.