Flag of the United Nations
The Flag of the United Nations is the official emblem of the United Nations (UN), an international organization comprised of 193 member states. Designed by a group of UN officials in 1945, the flag consists of a white UN emblem on a light blue background.
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Designed by a group of UN officials in 1945, the flag consists of a white UN emblem on a light blue background. The emblem features a polar azimuthal equidistant projection of the world centered on the North Pole, encircled by two olive branches. The light blue color symbolizes peace, while the olive branches represent the UN's commitment to promote peace and harmony among nations. The flag is used to represent the UN in various activities and events and is flown at its headquarters in New York City and other official UN locations around the world.