List of Egyptian flags

This is a list of flags used by and in Egypt. For more information about the national flag, visit the article Flag of Egypt.

Standards

Presidential standards

Throughout the republican era, the standard of the president of Egypt has been identical to its national flag, with the addition of the coat of arms in the upper-left corner. Even though the Constitution of Egypt states that the President is the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, the flag of the Supreme Commander differs from the Presidential Standard. It is identical to the national flag, with the addition in the upper-left corner of a white Eagle of Saladin contained between two crossed swords. The Supreme Commander also has his own naval ensign, air force flag and air defence flag. Military ordinances state that the flags of the Supreme Commander must be hoisted during the President's visits to each military unit. The national flag must be hoisted in the middle, with the Presidential Standard on its right side, and the flag of the Supreme Commander on its left side.

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1984–present	Current presidential standard	Identical to the current national flag—tricolour featuring the golden Eagle of Saladin—with a second Eagle of Saladin added in the upper-left corner of the red band.
	1972–1984	Standard of the President of The Arab Republic of Egypt during the Federation of Arab Republics	Identical to Federation of Arab Republics' flag—tricolour featuring the golden Eagle of Quraish on the upper-left corner of red band.
	1958-1972	Standard of the President of the United Arab Republic.	Identical to the national flag of the United Arab Republic—tricolour featuring the two stars—with the Eagle of Saladin added in the upper-left corner of the red band.
	1958–1972	Standard of the president of United Arab Republic at sea.	Naval ensign-Blue background- featuring the Naval seal of the United Arab Republic.
	1953-1958	Standard of the President of the Republic of Egypt	Identical to the national flag of the Republic of Egypt, with the Eagle of Saladin added in the upper-left corner.