Romania Turkey United States Brazil Iran Hungary Germany Poland India China Bulgaria Serbia Mexico France Canada Italy United Kingdom Czech Republic Singapore Greece Pakistan Spain Russia Slovakia Argentina Algeria Netherlands Austria Australia Indonesia Ukraine Lithuania Japan Portugal Belgium Croatia Colombia Sweden Finland Bosnia and Herzegovina Moldova Thailand Ireland Uruguay Switzerland Montenegro Egypt Nigeria Iraq Philippines South Africa Hong Kong Saudi Arabia Slovenia Costa Rica South Korea Israel Taiwan Chile Morocco New Zealand Malaysia Belarus Denmark Vietnam Nepal Norway Bangladesh Tunisia Ecuador Uzbekistan North Macedonia Azerbaijan Togo Albania Georgia Lebanon Jordan Puerto Rico Sri Lanka Benin Armenia Paraguay Latvia Estonia Kenya Venezuela Peru Cyprus Ethiopia United Arab Emirates Panama Syria Cameroon Cote D'Ivoire Libya Luxembourg Dominican Republic Mongolia Namibia Kazakhstan Bolivia El Salvador Kosovo Burkina Faso Iceland Democratic Republic of the Congo Honduras Guatemala Jamaica Qatar Ghana Kyrgyzstan Oman Trinidad and Tobago Seychelles Myanmar Senegal Tanzania Kuwait Palestinian Territory Cuba Nicaragua Madagascar Jersey Cambodia Angola Rwanda Reunion Guinea Brunei Darussalam Yemen Bahrain Gibraltar Andorra Malta Chad Mozambique Guyana Monaco Afghanistan Bahamas San Marino Liechtenstein Malawi Tajikistan Maldives British Virgin Islands Suriname Fiji Barbados Northern Mariana Islands New Caledonia Mauritius Aland Islands Sudan Republic of the Congo Dominica Bhutan Laos Zimbabwe Djibouti Laos Flag Meaning & Details 1 VISITOR 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