France United States Belgium Canada Germany Italy Switzerland Spain Netherlands Reunion Japan Argentina United Kingdom Russia Morocco China Czech Republic Algeria Thailand Brazil Mexico Tunisia Poland Guadeloupe Ireland India Martinique Portugal Hungary Taiwan Ukraine Madagascar French Polynesia Turkey Australia New Caledonia South Africa South Korea Serbia Greece Hong Kong Slovakia Romania Sweden French Guiana Luxembourg Bulgaria Austria Israel Indonesia Lithuania Philippines Singapore Chile Croatia Malaysia Denmark Iran Mauritius Norway Vietnam Pakistan Uruguay Cyprus Egypt Peru Senegal Belarus Colombia Venezuela Cote D'Ivoire Lebanon Slovenia Monaco North Macedonia Finland United Arab Emirates Cameroon Mali Haiti New Zealand Costa Rica Malta Azerbaijan Democratic Republic of the Congo Namibia Mayotte Estonia Puerto Rico Bosnia and Herzegovina Sri Lanka Ecuador Saudi Arabia Trinidad and Tobago Bangladesh Syria Dominican Republic Kenya Kazakhstan Georgia Guatemala Latvia Benin Togo Saint Barthelemy El Salvador Mongolia Rwanda Burkina Faso Iraq Ethiopia Curacao Bolivia Qatar Moldova Andorra Paraguay Jordan Honduras Bahrain Nicaragua Myanmar Cambodia Albania Yemen Panama Uganda Cabo Verde Jamaica Armenia Angola Saint Martin Uzbekistan Niger Gabon Oman Kyrgyzstan Macao Tanzania Nigeria Saint Pierre and Miquelon Sudan Burundi Guyana Republic of the Congo Ghana Wallis and Futuna Suriname Barbados Kuwait Cuba Montenegro Fiji Iceland Kosovo Jersey Laos Palestinian Territory Mozambique Djibouti Eswatini Vanuatu American Samoa Libya Guinea Sint Maarten Somalia Guernsey San Marino Aruba Brunei Darussalam Bahamas British Virgin Islands Botswana Seychelles Laos Flag Meaning & Details 2 VISITORS FROM HERE! Laos Flag Flag Information three horizontal bands of red (top), blue (double width), and red with a large white disk centered in the blue band the red bands recall the blood shed for liberation the blue band represents the Mekong River and prosperity the white disk symbolizes the full moon against the Mekong River, but also signifies the unity of the people under the Lao People's Revolutionary Party, as well as the country's bright future
Learn more about Laos »
Source: CIA - The World Factbook