The visual symbol representing the identity of the Council is designed with the motifs of the Mugunghwa, a dove, and the taegeuk.
The Mugunghwa, the Rose of Sharon and the national flower of Korea, has accompanied the nation throughout its long history, symbolizing the national spirit with its resilience and integrity of beauty.
The dove embracing the taegeuk, the yin-yang symbol, manifests the steadfast determination towards democratic and peaceful unification.
The major colors of the symbol are gold and blue. The former reflects pureness and nobility, with the latter representing hope and life.
The combination of gold and blue symbolizes the genuine passion, hope, and noble aspiration towards democratic and peaceful unification.