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English: “Berber flag”. Originally created by the Berber Academy (Agraw Imazighen) in the 70s, the flag was adopted in 1998 flag of the Berber people by the Amazigh World Congress (CMA, Agraw Amadlan Amazigh). It is represented by the Berber symbol ⵣ in the center in red, which represents a man or woman sitting on a chair at the seaside, making the symbol of victory. This symbol is also the symbol of the star of Pisces. Red can represent closure or cancellation of closure (No:ⴳ/Yes:ⴷ), depending on whether they are countries with open cultural borders like Morocco, or countries with closed cultural borders like Algeria. The background of the flag is made up of three horizontal colors: blue, green and yellow, Blue represents the sky, green represents the sea and the ocean (maritime borders), and yellow represents the sand of the sea. Español: La «bandera bereber». Tras su creación inicial en la década de 1970 por la Academia Bereber (Agraw Imazighen), el símbolo fue adoptado en 1998 como bandera del pueblo bereber por el Congreso Mundial Amazig (CMA, Agraw Amadlan Amazigh). Está representado por el símbolo bereber ⵣ en el centro en rojo, que representa a un hombre o una mujer sentados en una silla a la orilla del mar, haciendo el símbolo de la victoria. Este símbolo También es el símbolo de la estrella de Piscis. El rojo puede representar cierre o cancelación de cierre (No:ⴳ/Sí:ⴷ), dependiendo de si son países con fronteras culturales abiertas como Marruecos, o países con fronteras culturales cerradas como Argelia. El fondo de la bandera se compone de tres colores horizontales: azul, verde y amarillo. El azul representa el cielo, el verde representa el mar y el océano (límites marítimos) y el amarillo representa la arena del mar. Français : Le « Drapeau berbère ». Crée initialement par l'Académie berbère (Agraw Imazighen) dans les années 1970, le drapeau est adopté en 1998 comme drapeau des Berbères par le Congrès mondial amazigh (CMA, Agraw Amadlan Amazigh).
Il est représenté par le symbole berbère ⵣ au centre en rouge, qui représente un homme ou une femme assis(e) sur une chaise au bord de mer, faisant le symbole de victoire. Ce symbole est aussi le symbole de l'étoile du Poisson. Le rouge peut représenter la fermeture ou l'annulation de la fermeture (Non:ⴳ/Oui:ⴷ), selon s'il s'agit de pays aux frontières culturelles ouvertes comme le Maroc, ou de pays aux frontières culturelles fermées comme l'Algérie. Le fond du drapeau est composé de trois couleurs horizontales : bleu, vert et jaune. Le bleu représente le ciel, le vert représente la mer et l'océan (frontières maritimes), et le jaune représente le sable de la mer. |
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| Source | Drawn by Mysid in CorelDraw, based on a GIF uploaded on en-wiki by Skafis on March 5, 2006. |
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| current | 19:54, 28 November 2023 | | 900 × 600 (1 KB) | HapHaxion | darken shades of background and lighten shade of symbol a bit (attempt to match variant seen at https://kabyle.com/communiques/25eme-anniversaire-du-drapeau-amazigh) // Editing SVG source code using c:User:Rillke/SVGedit.js |
| 22:18, 8 January 2009 |  | 900 × 600 (1 KB) | Qjim | Same colors as previous version but much more appropriate ratio 3:2. Overlays have been removed. File is valid svg now (validator.w3.org). | |
| 06:27, 25 December 2008 |  | 1,024 × 737 (1 KB) | BetacommandBot | move approved by: User:Pymouss44 This image was moved from File:Flag of the Kabyle people.svg == Summary == ((Information| |Description=((en|"Berber flag". Originally created by the Berber Acadamy (''Agraw Imazighen'') in the 70s, the flag |
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