Flag of the President of Algeria - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of the President of Algeria is a distinctive symbol of the presidential office in this North African country. Adopted on September 3, 1984, following the military coup that brought President Chadli Bendjedid to power, it replaced the previous flag used since 1958 when Algeria gained independence from France. The design of the presidential flag consists of three vertical stripes in the colors green, white, and red, with the national emblem, known as the Star of Solidarity, placed at the center. This emblem features a gold star within a wreath of olive branches and palm leaves, symbolizing unity and peace among the Algerian people. The flag's three vertical stripes represent the country's struggle for independence, with green traditionally representing Islam, white signifying purity, and red representing the blood shed during the fight for independence. The Flag of the President of Algeria serves not only as a symbol of the presidential office but also as a powerful reminder of Algeria's rich history and struggle for independence. It is flown at key government buildings, military installations, and diplomatic missions abroad.