Guinea Flag: Meaning and History

History of the flag
Independent since 1958, it was the first French colony in sub-Saharan Africa to be liberated, and its flag follows the layout of the French tricolor, a symbol of freedom and human rights.
What do the elements of the flag mean?
The blood of martyrs shed for independence.
Represents the sun, life and the riches of the Guinean subsoil.
Malachite green represents vegetation and agriculture, and is also the color of Islam, the main religion in Guinea.
