The flag of Senegal can be represented by the letters SN on some platforms and is made up of a combination of the 🇸 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter S and 🇳 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter N. These symbols are displayed as a single emoji on platforms that support them. The Flag: Senegal emoji was added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.

About The Flag

🇸🇳 The flag of Senegal consists of three equal vertical bands of green, yellow and red with a green five-pointed star in the center of the yellow band.

🟢 The green represents the country’s agricultural tradition and natural resources

🟡 The yellow represents the country’s mineral wealth

🔴 The red represents the country’s revolutionary past

🌟 The five-pointed green star surrounded by a red circle represents international solidarity and progress

📅 The current flag of Senegal was officially adopted on August 20, 1960 and has not undergone any significant changes since

🇸🇳 The flag of Senegal has not been involved in any significant controversies.

Interesting Facts About Senegal

1. 🌴 Senegal has a diverse landscape that ranges from tropical beaches to desert wildernesses.

2. 🇸🇳 The official language is French, however Wolof is the most spoken language within the country.

3. 💃 Traditional Senegalese art and music are deeply rooted in its culture.

4. 🐠 The country is known for its abundance of wildlife and natural beauty.

5. 🌞 Senegal experiences a tropical climate with two distinct seasons: the dry season (October-May) and the rainy season (June-September).

6. 🏝 Some of the most popular tourist destinations include Lac Rose (Pink Lake), Iles de la Madeleine and Bandia Reserve.

7. 🐒 The country is home to a wide variety of primates, including the critically endangered western chimpanzee.

8. 🥘 Senegalese cuisine has been influenced by both African and French cultures, and features dishes such as thiéboudienne, mafé and yassa.

9. 🕌 Senegal is home to a large Muslim population, with numerous mosques across the country.

10. 🎡 Dakar hosts one of Africa’s largest carnivals each year, attracting visitors from all over the world.

11. 🎏 Senegal is also home to many traditional ceremonies and festivals, such as the annual Guede festival in Sinthiou Mbadane.

12. 🤝 Senegal has strong diplomatic ties with its neighboring countries, including Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Mali and Mauritania.

13. 💰 The economy relies heavily on agricultural production as well as international aid.

14. 📚 Education is a priority in Senegal, with free education available up to the secondary level.

15. 🏊 Surfing is increasingly popular in Senegal, and there are several surf spots around the country offering great waves for both beginners and experts.

Emoji Combinations For Senegal

1. 🇸🇳✈️🗺👣: Exploring Senegal

2. 🇸🇳☀️🏊⛱️🐠: A Day at the Beach in Senegal

3. 🇸🇳🐒🦶👨‍👩‍👧: Family Hiking in Senegal

4. 🇸🇳🤝🥘🎶: Enjoying Senegalese Cuisine and Music

5. 🇸🇳🐆⛰️🦁: Wildlife Spotting in the Mountains of Senegal

6. 🇸🇳🌊🐬🐋: Whale Watching in Senegal

7. 🇸🇳⛺️✨🤝: Camping with Friends in Senegal

8. 🇸🇳👣☀️☕️: Enjoying a Sunrise in Senegal

9. 🇸🇳🕌👀✨: Sightseeing the Mosques of Senegal

10. 🇸🇳🗣️😁👣: Meeting New People in Senegal

11. 🇸🇳⛱️☔️☂️: Weathering a Storm at the Beach in Senegal

12. 🇸🇳👨‍💻⌚️✈️: Working Remotely and Traveling to Senegal

13. 🇸🇳😋😊👩‍🌾: Enjoying Local Foods and Farmers Markets in Senegal

14. 🇸🇳⛰️☁️🗻: Hiking Through Mountainous Landscapes in Senegal

15. 🇸🇳🐊😃👙: Swimming with Crocodiles in Senegal

16. 🇸🇳🎡🐆🤡: Celebrating Carnival in Senegal

17. 🇸🇳😊☕️👫: Enjoying a Cup of Coffee with Friends in Senegal

18. 🇸🇳🥘😋👩‍⚖️: Sampling Senegalese Cuisine in the Courtroom

19. 🇸🇳😊👩‍🎨✨: Appreciating Local Arts and Crafts in Senegal

20. 🇸🇳☀️❤️😁: Feeling the Sun’s Love in Senegal

21. 🇸🇳💃🤝🎶: Dancing and Celebrating Together in Senegal

22. 🇸🇳☔️☀️⛱️: Weathering Rainy Days at the Beach in Senegal

23. 🇸🇳😁👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍⚕️: Enjoying a Family Vacation to the Doctor in Senegal

24. 🇸🇳☁️🐒🤝: Experiencing Cloud Forests with Local Communities in Senegal

25. 🇸🇳✈️😊❤️: Exploring Senegal with Love and Joy!

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