Mali national emblem

History

In August 1960, Mali Federation was dissolved with Senegal, and Mali became an independent state. The country has designed the first national emblem, and the style at the time is almost the same in addition to the color of different colors. The background color of the old national emblem is red and surrounded by a medium width green side. Later, the new national emblem was officially adopted on October 20, 1973, which was officially adopted according to the issuance of the National Liberation Military Commission, will be used in the official document.

symbolic meaning

The color used by Mari national emblem and the meaning of the object with culture, political and regional. The mosque in the middle of the national emblem is the Jen's Mosque, which represents the main religious Islam of about 94.8% of the country. Although the birds above the mosque still have controversy on the species, the 56th decree at the time said that the bird was "very famous vulture" from the local folk legend, and other other information advocated him actual. On just a white pigeon symbolized with peace. There are two bows and arrows below the Jerne Mosque, and the country is the bottom there is a sun. On the other hand, Mali's motto "a nation, a goal, a belief" is exactly the same as Senegal's motto, and this is also used in the country of Senegal.