Depicted a child right wearing flowers and olive wreath and the flag of Iraq (1963–1991) on his shoulder with 3 stars within a circle. The inscription "The children of today are the heroes of tomorrow".

After the Ba'ath Party ousted Qassim in 1963, they introduced a modified Arab Liberation flag as Iraq's new flag on July 31, 1963. This flag had horizontal red, white, and black stripes, which were derived from the Pan-Arab colors used in the Egyptian Revolution of 1952. It was similar to the flag of the United Arab Republic (UAR), but with three stars instead of two, symbolizing Iraq's desire to join Egypt and Syria in a union.

Value in Arabic in a central circle with lettering divided dates (Gregorian and Hegira), the logo of International Year of the Child (playing child in front of the wreath), legend "International Year of the Child" below and the country name above.