Country Information
| Sovereign State | Yes |
| Country Codes | RS, SRB, 688 |
| Official Name | Republic of Serbia |
| Continent | Europe |
| Capital | Belgrade |
| Government Type | Parliamentary Republic |
| Currency | Serbian Dinar (RSD) |
| Calling Code | +381 |
| Member Of | United Nations, Council of Europe, Partnership for Peace, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Central European Free Trade Agreement |
| Population | Approximately 7 million |
| Total Area | 88,361 km² |
| Highest Point | Midžor (2,169 meters, 7,116 feet) |
| Lowest Point | Confluence of the Danube and Timok Rivers (28 meters, 92 feet) |
| GDP Per Capita | USD 7,243 |
| Life Expectancy | 76 years |
| Internet TLD | .rs |
Serbia National Anthem
Bože pravde (God of Justice)
God of Justice; Thou who saved us
when in deepest bondage cast,
Hear Thy Serbian children’s voices,
Be our help as in the past.
Flags of Neighboring Countries
History of the Serbia Flag
The national flag of Serbia was officially adopted on November 11, 2010. The flag is a tricolor consisting of three equal horizontal bands, red at the top, blue in the middle, and white at the bottom. This design is commonly used in Slavic countries and symbolizes Slavic heritage and national identity.
The red, blue, and white colors have a long history in Serbian flags, dating back to the 19th century during the Serbian Revolution against Ottoman rule. These colors were inspired by the Russian flag, reflecting the cultural and political influence of Russia, a fellow Slavic and Orthodox Christian nation.
In addition to the tricolor, the national flag features the Serbian coat of arms, located towards the left side of the flag. The coat of arms includes a double-headed white eagle, a symbol of the Byzantine and Serbian Empires, on a red shield. The eagle holds an ermine cloak, and a crown sits atop the shield, symbolizing the Serbian monarchy.
The current design of the flag represents a return to the historical symbols and colors of Serbia. The flag has undergone several modifications, especially during the 20th century, reflecting the nation’s turbulent history, including periods of monarchy, socialism, and republicanism.
The Serbian flag is a symbol of national pride and unity, embodying the country’s history, cultural identity, and the enduring spirit of the Serbian people. It is prominently displayed in public buildings, at national events, and during international sports and diplomatic occasions, representing the sovereignty and national pride of Serbia.
