Government of Pakistan Logo

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Government of Pakistan logo

About Government of Pakistan

A monochrome green state emblem on a white background. At the top sits a crescent with a five-pointed star above a central quartered shield; the shield's four panels contain stylized agricultural motifs (a floral/ornamental panel, a leafy branch, a sheaf of grain, and vertical stalk-like lines). A wreath of leaves surrounds the shield and a decorative ribbon/scroll runs beneath it.

The composition is heraldic and symmetrical, executed as a single flat green silhouette without gradients or additional colours. The ribbon at the base appears blank in this image (no visible text).

What's in it: crescent star shield wreath (stylized leaves/jasmine) cotton-like floral motif leafy branch (tea/leaf) sheaf of grain (wheat) vertical stalks (jute/stalks)

Shapes: crescent five-pointed star quartered shield circular laurel/wreath ribbon/scroll

Style: heraldic governmental flat monochrome traditional

Visually evokes a national/government seal: the crescent and star reference Islam; the quartered shield displays major agricultural products; the wreath and ribbon form a traditional state emblem composition.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Pakistan green

#006600 · primary

White (background)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Government of Pakistan Logo History

This is the State Emblem of Pakistan, adopted in 1954. Its elements were chosen to represent the country's Islamic identity (crescent and star), main agricultural crops (four panels on the shield) and national motto traditionally shown on the scroll in Urdu (‘ایمان، اتحاد، نظم’ — Faith, Unity, Discipline).

Frequently asked

What is this emblem?

This is the State Emblem of Pakistan (the national/government seal).

What do the symbols represent?

The crescent and star represent Islam; the shield's four panels show important agricultural products; the wreath and ribbon form a traditional state emblem.