European flag
Flag of europe, made up of 12 yellow stars in a circle on a blue background, representing solidarity and union between the peoples of Europe.
The stars symbolise perfection, fullness, the 12 hours of the day and night and the 12 months of the year.
The stars are a symbol of unity, solidarity and harmony. The circle remains open, meaning that Europe is open to the world.
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The flag of the European Union is a powerful and unifying symbol representing the values and unity of the member countries. Officially adopted on 26 May 1986, it consists of a circle of twelve golden five-pointed stars on a blue background. The number twelve symbolises perfection, harmony and unity, and is not linked to the number of member countries.
The blue background of the flag represents Western Europe and its values of peace and stability. The gold stars form a circle to symbolise unity and solidarity between the peoples of Europe. The simple but elegant design reflects the ideals of cooperation, democracy and respect for human rights.
The flag is used at official meetings of the European Union, as well as at international events and celebrations of Europe Day on 9 May. It embodies the commitment of the Member States to work together for a common future, while respecting the cultural and historical diversity of each nation.
