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![[Presidential Flag, Kazakhstan]](../images/k/kz_pres2.gif)
by Zachary Harden 21 June 2024;
based on this photo
by Zachary Harden 21 June 2024;
based on this photo
The presidential flag. New version has been used since 2018, when the coat of arms changed:
www.akorda.kz/..., www.akorda.kz/...
Zoltan Horvath, 20 June 2024
![[state emblem]](../images/k/kz).gif)
by Zachary Harden, 21 June 2024
The official coat of arms used since 1 November 2018 (latin-text version): www.akorda.kz...
Zoltan Horvath, 20 June 2024
State emblem (coat of arms) of Kazakhstan was adopted by Law 4 June 1992. Before 2018 the inscription "KAZAKHSTAN" was made in cyrillic script. Atter 2018 - in latin script:
"QAZAQSTAN".
Victor Lomantsov, June 2024
While working on the presidential flag image, I came across https://designer.kz and it has vector files for the updated Kazakh emblem with the Latin script instead of Cyrillic . He does link to the updated specifications at https://cloud.mail.ru.
Zachary Harden, 21 June 2024
In March 2024, President Tokayev announced that the state emblem would soon be changed because of its complicated and "Soviet-like" design. The new emblem will be decided through a contest. www.azattyq.org
Zoltan Horvath, 20 June 2024
![[Presidential Flag, Kazakhstan]](../images/k/kz-pres2.gif)
by Victor Lomantsov
New standard of the President Republic of Kazakhstan was adopted by Decree
No 414 31 October 2012. New standard was hoisted 1 December 2012 at the
residention of President N.Nazarbaev.
Victor Lomantsov, 14 January 2013
![[Presidential Flag, Kazakhstan]](../images/k/kz_pr.gif)
by António Martins
image from http://www.kz/national/standarteng.htm located by Dov Gutterman
Description of the flag: the Standard of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a light blue rectangular field with the proportions 2:3. The middle of the field is charged with a golden circle in which is inscribed the image of a young tribe leader of the Saks era [first century B.C.]. His right hand is raised, he is sitting on a winged snow leopard. The hand of the man has a bracelet, the neck has a necklace, the head is wearing a pointed hat. The image of the man and of the leopard is in gold. Under the leopard are some mountains with snow. [These are probably gold].
On the bottom of the standard are written the words in Kazakh "Standard of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan" in gold.
The flag is has a gold fringe on three of its sides. The hoist has a peak in bronze of the "kochkar mouilliz" (?) type to which is attached a decorative tassel.The hoist is ornated with silver nails bearing the engraved names, surnames and patronimic names of the Presidents of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the official language and the dates of taking office and resigning.
This flag is put in the President's office in the new capital. It is also put on its residence in the capital, on all other residences and its means of transport. It is used in all ceremonies with the Head of State.
It was adopted by decree n°2736 of the 29 December 1995.
(Source: Das Flaggenkabinett informiert nr 8/98 [Jiri Tenora, Berlin])
Pascal Vagnat, 03 March 1998
Dark blue (i.e., clearly darker than the national flag, and as such
shown when displayed toghether), with the national emblem in golden on the center (approx diam.: half the flag's height) above an inscription
reading "Казақстан Республикасы
Президентікіқ Байрагы" ("Kazak,stan
Respublikasy Prezidenti.ki.k, Bai~ragy") in golden cyrillic handwriting letters.
António Martins, 16 February 2004
![[President Nazarbaev and his flag]](../images/k/kz-nazar.jpg)
photo of "Vesti", Russian TV-Channel
Yesterday (6.7.2008) I saw TV-report with interview of President of Kazakhstan N.Nazarbaev.
Presidential standard was behind him (see the photo). I think there is no inscription.
Victor Lomantsov, 7 July 2008
![[President Nazarbaev and his flag]](../images/k/kz-presid.jpg)
photo of "Rossija-24" TV-Channel
To support my previous opinion about KZ standard without inscriptions:
Several days ago I saw TV-report about president of KZ N.Nazarbaev. The presidential standard behind him, I think, was without any inscriptions
(see photo from my TVset). The small flag on the car was without inscription too.
Victor Lomantsov, 7 July 2010
