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Flag of Jeux de la Francophonie
The charter of the Francophonie games specifies the flag partly:
« Règles des jeux de la Francophonie; Chapitre II : Principes fondamentaux
Article 13 : Logotype international
[...] L'emblème international traduit le regroupement, l'universalité, le rythme et les arts. Il associe l'emblème de la Francophonie d'une mesure à quatre temps symbolisant les concours culturels.
Un document intitulé "Règles et normes régissant la reproduction du logotype des Jeux de la Francophonie" est déposé au siège du CIJF.
Article 16 : Le drapeau
Le drapeau des Jeux de la Francophonie est un rectangle à fond blanc sans bordure. En son centre est situé l'emblème international des Jeux. L'espace réservé autour de l'emblème équivaut à environ 15 % de la hauteur de ce dernier. »
The proportions are unstated, but are probably 2:3 with a plausible 1:2 variant used as necessary. Probably adopted in 1989 for the first Francophonie Games.
See also Image:Francophonie 1987.png.
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