Functions of the Yemen Flag (1x1.6m):
Symbol of Sovereignty: The flag represents Yemen's sovereignty and independence, marking the country's status on the global stage.

Symbol of Unity: The flag signifies the unity of Yemen after the unification of North Yemen, South Yemen, and central regions in 1990, showcasing a unified nation.

Representation of National Values: The colors of the flag have deep meanings:

Red symbolizes sacrifice and the struggle for independence.
White represents peace and a hopeful future.
Black stands for the hardships and challenges Yemen has faced throughout its history.
Used in National and Diplomatic Events: The flag is prominently displayed during national celebrations, official ceremonies, and diplomatic functions. It is also flown at government buildings and Yemen’s embassies abroad.

Symbol of Struggle and Patriotism: The flag is often seen during movements for freedom, independence, and national pride, symbolizing the resilience of the Yemeni people.

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The flag is used by the provincial government of Quebec, displayed at government buildings, and during official events. It is a prominent symbol of the province’s cultural identity, especially its Francophone heritage. The Fleurdelisé is also used by Quebecers in protests, celebrations, and other public expressions of provincial pride.