The current flag of Equatorial Guinea was introduced in 1969 and was the official flag until 1973, before becoming the official flag again in 1979.
Symbolism
The 6 stars represent the 5 islands and the mainland which make up Equatorial Guinea.
The colour blue symbolises the sea; white is for peace; red represents the blood that was shed fighting for independence, while the green represents the jungles and nature of the country.
Former flags
The flag of Equatorial Guinea from 1973 until 1979.
The flag of the Spanish Empire when Equatorial Guinea was a colony.