The Suriname flag consists of 🇸 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter S and 🇷 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter R, which may appear as “SR” on some platforms. When displayed as an emoji, these two letters appear as a single flag symbol. The Suriname flag was added to the Emoji 1.0 list in 2015.

About The Flag

🇸🇷 The flag of Suriname consists of five horizontal bands of green, white, red, white, and green, with a large, yellow, five-pointed star in the center.

🟢 The green stripes represent the country’s forests and natural resources

⚪ The white stripes represent peace and unity

🟥 The red stripe represents the country’s progress and love for its people

🌟 The large, yellow, five-pointed star represents the unity of the country’s diverse population and their aspirations for a brighter future

📅 The flag of Suriname was officially adopted on November 25, 1975, and has not undergone any significant changes since

🇸🇷 The flag of Suriname has not been involved in any significant controversies.

Interesting Facts About Suriname

1. Suriname is the smallest independent country in South America 🗺

2. It has a population of just over 575,000 people 🤝

3. The official language is Dutch, but there are 15 other languages spoken by its citizens 🗣

4. Its capital city is Paramaribo and it is the largest city in the country 🏙

5. The economy of Suriname is mainly agricultural and its main exports include oil, shrimp, and alumina 🚚

6. It is a very culturally diverse nation with East Indians, Africans, Javanese, Chinese, Creoles, and Europeans all living together peacefully 🏳️‍🌈

7. The official currency is the Surinamese dollar 💵

8. There are over 300 rivers in Suriname, making it one of the most biodiverse nations on Earth 🌿

9. The country also has a large tropical rainforest which makes up over 80% of its land area 🌴

10. It is home to many endangered species, including the Harpy Eagle, Giant Anteater, and Jaguar 🐅🦅🦟

11. Suriname is home to the world’s largest stop-bank, Brokopondo Dam 🌊

12. The country has two UNESCO World Heritage Sites—the Central Suriname Nature Reserve and the Historic Inner City of Paramaribo 🏛️

13. It is also home to some of the largest gold deposits in the world 💰

14. Suriname is known for its unique cuisine, which includes dishes like roti, baka kase, and pom 🍛

15. The country also offers a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking, bird watching, kayaking, and fishing 🎣🚣‍♀️

Emoji Combinations For Suriname

1. 🌴🌊️🇸🇷⛵️: Exploring the tropical rainforest and rivers of Suriname by boat

2. 🏰✨🤝🇸🇷: Discovering the historic sites and cultures of Suriname

3. 🐟🎣🤝🇸🇷: Sharing the joys of fishing in Suriname

4. 📷☀️💃🇸🇷: Capturing the sunny beauty and vibrancy of Suriname

5. 🚴‍♀️🌿🤝🇸🇷: Exploring the lush landscapes on a bike

6. 🤹‍♂️⛰️🇸🇷: Enjoying the natural wonders of Suriname

7. 🎭☕️🇸🇷: Experiencing the arts and culture of Suriname with a coffee

8. 🐆🌴🤝🇸🇷: Observing wild animals in their natural habitat

9. 🍴👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🇸🇷: Sharing meals with family and friends in Suriname

10. 🤔🗣️🇸🇷: Learning the diverse languages of Suriname

11. 🚣‍♀️☔️🇸🇷: Exploring the rivers in rain or shine

12. 🐦🌊️🇸🇷: Bird watching along the rivers of Suriname

13. 🚌🤝🗺️🇸🇷: Road tripping through the diverse landscapes of Suriname

14. 🛣️⛰️🇸🇷: Exploring the mountain regions of Suriname

15. 🧗‍♂️⛰️🇸🇷: Rock climbing in the mountainous areas of Suriname

16. 🤼‍♂️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🇸🇷: Trying out traditional sports with family and friends

17. 🎵🤝🛣️🇸🇷: Enjoying a drive with music in the countryside of Suriname

18. 🐨⛰️🇸🇷: Spotting wild koalas in the mountains of Suriname

19. 🐊🌊️🇸🇷: Swimming with crocodiles in the rivers of Suriname

20. 🤹‍♂️👨‍👩‍👧🇸🇷: Performing tricks and having fun with family in Suriname

21. 🦆🌳️🤝🇸🇷: Feeding the ducks in the lush forests of Suriname

22. 🛹☀️🤝🇸🇷: Skating around in the sunshine of Suriname

23. 🏊‍♀️🌴🇸🇷: Swimming in the clear blue waters of Suriname

24. 🐠💦🤝🇸🇷: Snorkeling in the tropical waters of Suriname

25. 🎡🌊️🇸🇷: Riding a ferris wheel on the shore of Suriname

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