The flag of Botswana consists of a light blue field with a black horizontal stripe in the center, flanked by two thin white stripes. The aspect ratio is 2:3, and the geometric properties are rectangular. The black stripe is intended to represent the country's black majority, while the white stripes symbolize peace and unity between all of Botswana's diverse ethnic groups. The blue color represents water, which is a precious resource in the arid country, while the black and white colors are taken from the coat of arms. The official color codes for the flag are Pantone 286 C (blue), Pantone Black C (black), and Pantone White C (white). No specific measurements were provided.