Official slogan of Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 announced

Official slogan of Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 announced

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Category : Sports Published on: February 08 2022

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“Together for a Shared Future” is the official motto of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022.
The motto represents the power of the Games to overcome global challenges as a community, with a shared future for humankind.
The words reflect the necessity for the world to work together towards a better tomorrow, especially given the difficulties faced throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Together for a Shared Future” demonstrates unity and a collective effort, embodying the core values and vision of the Olympic Movement, and the goal of pursuing world unity, peace, and progress.
The motto considered the key values of the Paralympic Games, in particular, the role they play in contributing to a more inclusive society.

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