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WHA14.24 Adoption of a WHO Flag

The Fourteenth World Health Assembly,

Recognizing that it is 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 appro- priate occasions,

1. DECIDES that the flag of the World Health Organization shall be the official emblem of the World Health Organization adopted by the First World Health Assembly, centred on a United Nations blue background, provided that the emblem shall appear in white with the Aesculapian staff and serpent in gold; 2

2. REQUESTS the Director-General to draw up regulations concerning the dimensions and proportions of the flag; and

3. AUTHORIZES the Director-General to adopt a flag code, bearing in mind the desirability of a regulated use of the flag and the protection of its dignity.

Handb. Res., 5th ed., 9.7 Tenth plenary meeting, 20 February 1961 (section 7 of the third report of the Committee on Administration, Finance and Legal Matters)

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