(On the occasion of the National Flag Day of the Republic of Tajikistan — November 24)

The National Flag of the Republic of Tajikistan is like a shining bridge between the past and the future. It waves in the wind, carrying within it the history, dreams, and hopes of the nation. Red, white, and green are not merely colors — they symbolize power, purity of intention, and harmony with the Homeland. Today, the entire nation looks upon this Flag with pride and affection.

The modern National Flag of the Republic of Tajikistan was adopted in 1992, following the country’s independence. Yet the history of Tajik national symbols goes back many centuries. Even in ancient times, kingdoms and khanates possessed their own banners, reflecting the spiritual and cultural values of the people.

Under the wise leadership of the Leader of the Nation, the esteemed President of the Republic of Tajikistan, the flag has become a symbol of national unity and progress. Preservation of spiritual and cultural heritage, respect for history, and fostering patriotism are consistently emphasized in state programs developed by the country's leadership. These initiatives have led to the National Flag becoming a true emblem of national unity and pride.

As the Leader of the Nation states:
“Under the flag of the Republic of Tajikistan, people of different views and social backgrounds unite with one heart filled with love for the Homeland.”

Red represents courage, the struggle for freedom, and the bravery of ancestors.
White signifies purity of intention, spiritual revival, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Green symbolizes fertility, life, and harmony with nature.
The golden crown with seven stars reflects the spiritual wealth, wisdom, and historical heritage of the nation.

Every line and shade of the flag carries deep meaning and reminds us that the strength of the country lies in its people and traditions.

The National Flag, along with the Emblem and the Anthem, forms the core of national identity and evokes pride in every patriot — both the elderly and the young. Under this Flag, the nation unites to accomplish the constructive goals set forth by the country’s leadership.

When the flag rises above squares and streets, a sense of unity and patriotism fills the hearts of the people. Citizens of all generations — city dwellers and villagers, students and retirees — unite in celebration. The red, white, and green colors represent not only the past and present but also dreams of the future. The Flag reminds us that Independence, Peace, and Unity are values that must be protected and strengthened.

National Flag Day is a celebration of patriotism and education, strengthening the spiritual bond between generations and inspiring progress. Under this flag, roads and schools are built, cultural centers open, and sports and science flourish. The flag reminds every citizen that the country's strength lies in its people — in their labor and dedication to the prosperity of the Homeland.

May the flag always fly high over our land, inspiring achievements, creativity, and unity on our path toward a bright future.

Mahmadalii Jurakhon —
Head of the Internship Department
University of Innovation and Digital Technologies of Tajikistan