The cheapest Grenada flag in Ho Chi Minh City, the Grenada flag represents the refinement of national efforts to create a symbol of a nation that can last forever and combine with the simplicity of the form.

The Grenada flag represents the refinement of national efforts to create a symbol of a nation that can last forever and combine with the simplicity of form, pleasant image quality and, especially , is a symbol of faith, hope and aspiration of a courageous person who accepts the challenge of nature.

The components of the flag have the following meanings:

Red: represents the enthusiasm of everyone, their courage and vitality - the burning desire to be free. The red border denotes their dedication to maintaining harmony and spiritual unity.
Gold: representing the color of wisdom also makes sense for the Grenada - representing the sun, their island under the sun, the warmth and being friendly to their people.
Green: symbolizes the fertility of the land, lush vegetation and the island's agriculture.
Seven golden stars: representing seven parishes and the hopes and aspirations and ideas for which the nation is founded.
Nutmeg: represents reputation as the Isle of Spice and associates its tradition with the economy.
History flag

The Grenada flag was designed by Soubise's Anthony C. George of St. Parish. Andrew. Grenada gained independence from the United Kingdom on February 7, 1974 and accepted its flag on this day.

Flag etiquette

The following code should be observed regarding flags:

The flag is considered a sacred symbol of the nation respected and revered by the people.
Flags are never allowed to touch the ground or floor nor are they hung or used for mere decoration on anything temporarily used and likely to be removed, except on state occasions. .
The flag should not be hung after sunset, except inside a building. However, on important ceremonial occasions, flags may be displayed outdoors after sunset when lighting is required, if possible.
Flags must be hung on all government and city buildings and offices, on or near administrative buildings, but it is recommended that, if possible, be lowered every day at sunset and raised at 8:00 am.
Other flags may not be placed above or to the right of the Grenadian Flag, except at foreign embassies, consulates and missions.