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EB25.R71 Adoption of a WHO Flag The Executive Board,

Having considered the report by the Director-General on the adoption of a WHO flag;

Believing it desirable to adopt an official flag of the World Health Organization, to be flown on the premises of the Organization and to be displayed elsewhere on ceremonial and other appropriate occasions,

1. RECOMMENDS to the Thirteenth World Health Assembly to decide to adopt an officiai flag of the World Health Organization, which could be based on the official emblem of the Organization with or without modification;

2. REQUESTS the Director-General to initiate with the Secretary-General of the United Nations such consultations as may be appropriate and to report to the Thirteenth World Health Assembly.

Handb. Res., 5th ed., 9.7 Eighteenth and nineteenth meetings,

29 January 1960

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