Tuvalu

Tuvalu is an island country composed of nine circular coral islands, located in the South Pacific, belonging to Oceania. Due to its extremely low terrain, the highest point is only four meters above sea level, so the sea level rise caused by the greenhouse effect poses a severe threat to Tuvalu, and it is the country that suffers the most from the threat of sea level rise in the world. Tuvalu is the lowest in the world Tuvalu is one of the most developed countries. Tuvalu has a small area with only 26 square kilometers of land. It ranks fourth from the bottom of the world’s sovereign countries, only larger than Nauru, Monaco and the Vatican. Due to its remoteness and lack of tourism resources, Tuvalu Valu is the least visited country in the world by tourists.

'Tuvalu for God'-Tuvalu mo te Atua

Tuvalu is a map for God The national anthem of Wallu. Lyrics and music are Afaese Manoa.

The ratio is 1:2. The sky blue background, the lower right are nine yellow stars, and the upper left corner is the flag of the Union Jack. Blue represents the Pacific Ocean, and the British flag in the upper left corner symbolizes that it is a member of the Commonwealth. The nine stars represent that Tuvalu is composed of nine ring-shaped coral islands.

The National Emblem of Tuvalu is a shield. The middle is the traditional Tuvalu hall-Maniba, and the bottom is a water pattern. The outer ring is decorated with eight shells and eight banana leaves. The ribbon at the bottom is written in Tuvalu. With the national motto 'Tuvalu for God' (also the title of the national anthem).