Panama

About the flag

The flag of Panama features a unique design that includes a red and blue square, which represent the liberal and conservative parties, respectively, along with a white field symbolizing peace. The flag's design also incorporates four quadrants: the top left is white with a blue star, and the bottom right is white with a red star, signifying the country's commitment to harmony and stability. Panama's flag was adopted in 1904, shortly after the country gained independence from Colombia. The colors and symbols reflect Panamanian heritage and political history, making it memorable for those studying world flags. To remember it, think of Panama's significant maritime position: the canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, symbolizing unity and diversity, much like the flag itself.