Motto for Beijing 2022 Games unveiled

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BEIJING: Singers and dancers perform on stage as a giant screen shows the slogan for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games at a ceremony on Friday.—Reuters
BEIJING: Singers and dancers perform on stage as a giant screen shows the slogan for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games at a ceremony on Friday.—Reuters

BEIJING: The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics unveiled its official motto, “Together for a Shared Future”, during a ceremony at the city’s Capital Museum on Friday.

Chen Ning, director general of Beijing 2022’s Culture and Ceremonies Department, said that the slogan was a commitment towards overcoming global challenges as a community with a shared future for mankind.

The motto was chosen after a lengthy process that included a total of 79 different proposals.

“This motto embodies the Olympic spirit, the Chinese way of revealing the Olympic spirit. That’s because ‘together’ embodies a type of unity, cohesion and way of overcoming difficulties,” said Chen.

The Games will be held from Feb 4-20, with Beijing set to become the first city to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics.

Published in Dawn, September 18th, 2021

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