Djibouti Flags – Djiboutian Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
Light blue over green with a white triangle and a red star, flown for Independence Day on 27 June and by Djiboutian families across Britain. Order the Djibouti flag from 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, add Djibouti bunting in 3m or 9m and carry Djibouti hand flags.
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Djibouti Flag
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Djibouti Bunting
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Djibouti Hand Flags
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Djibouti Table Flag
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Djibouti Wooden Table Flag
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Djibouti Large Wooden Table Flag
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Djibouti Satin Table Flag
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The Djibouti flag: two peoples and a red star
Djibouti's flag has two horizontal bands, light blue over green, with a white triangle at the hoist bearing a red five-pointed star. The light blue represents the Issa, who are Somali, and the green the Afar, the two main communities of the country. White stands for peace, and the red star for unity and the struggle for independence. The flag was first raised on 27 June 1977, when the former French Territory of the Afars and the Issas became the Republic of Djibouti. Our Djibouti flag keeps the triangle a clean white, so the star stands out.
Independence Day and a port at the crossroads
Independence Day on 27 June is the national holiday. Djibouti sits on the Bab-el-Mandeb strait where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aden, which makes its port one of the busiest gateways to Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. Lake Assal, a salt lake far below sea level, is the lowest point in Africa. Djiboutians in the UK, often part of wider Somali-speaking communities in London, Cardiff and Bristol, fly the flag for the national day and at Eid gatherings.
Sizes, grades and fittings
Djibouti flags come in 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft from £6.99. A 3ft x 2ft is a tidy size for a community centre; 5ft x 3ft for a pole or a march. Flagtex keeps the cost down with light printed polyester, and DuraFlag adds weight and strength with a knitted cloth for all-weather flying, fitted with eyelets, clips or rope and toggle.
Djibouti bunting
Djibouti bunting has rectangular flags in 3m and 9m strings, a bright border for an Independence Day party.
Hand flags and table flags
Djibouti hand flags come on wooden sticks in 9x6in and 18x12in. Choose the 6x4in Djibouti table flag with a base or the 18x12in large wooden table flag. Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea are in our world flags.
Djibouti flag FAQs
What do the colours of the Djibouti flag mean?
Light blue for the Issa, green for the Afar, white for peace and the red star for unity.
When is Djibouti Independence Day?
27 June, the day independence from France was declared in 1977.
What was Djibouti called before independence?
The French Territory of the Afars and the Issas.
Is the Djibouti flag like the Somalia flag?
Both use light blue, but Somalia has a single white star on blue, while Djibouti has green, a white triangle and a red star.
Which size Djibouti flag for a march?
A 5ft x 3ft on a short pole, or hand flags for children.
Where do Djibouti flags ship from?
Djibouti flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse, with same-day dispatch before 2pm and free 1–2 day UK delivery.