Emblem

The notion of the emblem rotates around the nature of the relationship between the land and the heavens. This relationship has been expressed in letters, in a spontaneous, confident, strong and vividly graphical way. This expression can be seen while the word "Mleeta" centers its two dots: the lower dot symbolizing the land, the upper dot symbolizing the heavens. And the word is overlooked by the red colored sparrow hawk—an obstinate, confident and restless bird that will not retreat or accept defeat. Its meat is bitter like the fruit of the oak tree, the lines and features of which are clearly visible in the calligraphy of the graphic artist. These lines, drawn in Arabic and Latin, go up and down, expressing the pride of the mountains. Their green and brown colors symbolize life and earth. The expressive phrase, "Where the land speaks to the heavens", was adopted in order to express the identity of this project in a symbolic manner. It points to the land that reads to the entities of the heavens the stories of its heroes, people and martyrs.