Flag of Jakarta, Indonesia The flag of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, is a rectangular banner divided into two equal vertical sections by a diagonal stripe originating from the upper hoist-side corner and extending to the lower fly-side corner. On the left half (hoist side) of the flag, there is a white, five-pointed star with its top point towards the fly end. This star represents the DKI Jakarta province. The right half (fly side) features a red field with a white inscription “Jakarta Raya” in Javanese script written horizontally. The flag of Jakarta was officially adopted on December 17, 1964. The design reflects the city’s historical and cultural significance, with the star symbolizing unity and progress, and the inscription translating to “Greater Jakarta,” reflecting the city’s expansive nature. This flag is used by the city government and its institutions, serving as a visual representation of Jakarta and fostering a sense of pride among its citizens.