π°π² stands for Comoros, the island country in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar. People use it to show Comorian pride, cheer for the national team or mention family and travel there. The Apple artwork shows yellow, white, red and blue horizontal stripes with a green triangle holding a white crescent and four white stars.

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This is a plain country flag with no slang meaning. Comorians at home and abroad, including the large community in France, add it to bios, holiday greetings and football posts. It also appears in Independence Day messages on 6 July and in travel posts about Grande Comore, Anjouan or MohΓ©li.
Proud to be π°π² always
Les CΕlacanthes did it again π°π²β½
Flying home to Moroni next week π°π²
Happy Independence Day to all Comorians π°π²
| Name | flag: Comoros |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1F0 U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | KM, flag |
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π°π² stands for Comoros, the island country in the Indian Ocean between Mozambique and Madagascar. People use it to show Comorian pride, cheer for the national team or mention family and travel there. The Apple artwork shows yellow, white, red and blue horizontal stripes with a green triangle holding a white crescent and four white stars.
It is the flag of Comoros, also called the Union of the Comoros. The letters KM are its country code.
The four stars and four stripes represent the main islands of the Comoros archipelago. The crescent is a symbol linked to Islam, the main religion there.
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