National flag of Kuwait

The official name of Kuwait (KWT) is State of Kuwait and consists of Green, white, red and black flag colors. The capital city of Kuwait is Kuwait City. Kuwait has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 3,268,431 or 3.3 M based on 5 states, 3 cities. The independence day is celebrated on February 25, 1961 and the founder of Kuwait is Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah.

3,268,431
(3.3 M)

Population

17,818.0 km2
(6,879.565436 sqm)

Area

Asia

Continent

UTC+03:00

Timezones

About Kuwait Flag


Kuwait Flag Colors	Green Black Red White
Meaning of Kuwait flag colors The previous flag of Kuwait was red and white. The present one was adopted in 1961. The four colors have the following significance: Black: defeat of the enemy. Green: fertility of the land. Red: Kuwaiti’s soldier’s swords covered with enemy’s blood. White: purity of deeds.
Proportion	1:2
Proportion (decimals)	2.0
Flag Adoption Date	September 7, 1961

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Facts About Kuwait

Country Name	Kuwait
Official Name	State of Kuwait
Capital	Kuwait City
Demonym	Kuwaiti
Dialing Code	965
Country Code	KW/KWT
Currencies	Kuwaiti Dinar (د.ك)
TLDs	.kw
Area	17,818.0 km2 6,879.565436 sq mi
Coordinates	29.5, 45.75 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 14%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 74%, Hindu 8.5%, Buddhist 2.5%, Other religions 1%
Major Languages	Arabic (ar)
Independence Day	February 25, 1961
Founding Father	Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Ahmad Mushari Al-Adwani
National Anthem (Composer)	Ibrahim Nasir Al-Soula
National Animal	Arabian Camel
National Flower	Rhanterum Epapposum, Locally Called Arfaj
National Sport	Football (Soccer)
National Libraries	National Library Of Kuwait
National Library Cities	Kuwait
Number of Provinces/States	5 (Five)
Number of Cities	3 (Three)
Number of Airports	8 (Eight)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kuwait
Source: Government of the Kuwait and other.