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Ministry of Youth (Dominican Republic)

Ministerio de la Juventud (República Dominicana)

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Ministry of Youth flag
image by Ivan Sache, 3 January 2015
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Description

The flag of the Ministry of Youth is white with the "primary isologotype" of the Ministry.
Ivan Sache, 3 January 2015

Isologotype

The isologotype is presented in the Ministry's Manual of Corporate Identity, elaborated by Edward Antonio (Communication Department of the Ministry), as the union of the isologo (symbol) and the logotype (writing), which should not be used separately.

The isologo is a representation of the united youth, forming a closed circle. The different colours symbolize the different nations, religions, cultures, thoughts, etc.

The logotype, placed beneath the symbol, is made of the initials "MJ" and the Ministry's full name, in black letters of the Baker Signet BT font. The typography used in the logotype is "young, dynamic, and emblematic."
Ivan Sache, 3 January 2015

Colors

The colours are prescribed as follows:
  • Red: Pantone 032 C CMYK (%): 0-93-76-0 RGB: 239-55-66
  • Orange: Pantone 021 C CMYK (%): 0-82-100-0 RGB: 240-84-35
  • Yellow: Pantone 012 C CMYK (%): 0-13-100-0 RGB: 253-215-0
  • Green: Pantone 354 C CMYK (%): 95-0-100-0 RGB: 0-169-79
  • Blue: Pantone Reflex C CMYK (%): 100-93-10-15 RGB: 38-51-123
  • Purple: Pantone Purple C CMYK (%): 35-89-0-0 RGB: 172-67-153
  • Black: Pantone Black CMYK (%): 0-0-0-100 RGB: 0-0-0
Ivan Sache, 3 January 2015

Background

The Ministry of Youth (Ministerio de la Juventud, MJ) is the continuation of the General Directorate for the Promotion of the Youth (Dirección General de Promoción de la Juventud) established by Decree No. 2,981 of 21 May 1985. (The year 1985 was proclaimed by the UN as the "Year of the Youth: Participation, Development, and Peace.") The State Secretary of Youth (Secretaría de Estado de la Juventud) was established by Articles 46 and 47 of Law No. 49 (General Law on the Youth) of 26 July 2000.
Ivan Sache, 3 January 2015