Published 18:18 IST, September 4th 2019
World Cup 2022 emblem revealed in Qatar; read its significance
The official logo of 2022 FIFA World Cup was released on Tuesday and displayed globally as Qatar reached another milestone before hosting the tournament.
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official logo of 2022 FIFA World Cup was released on Tuesday in Doha as Qatar reached ar milestone before hosting tournament. emblem embodies vision of an event that connects and engs entire world, while also featuring striking elements of local and regional Arab culture and allusions to beautiful game. organizers have also described components of emblem with details specifying each angle of emblem.
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Representation of logo
FIFA on its official website said that swooping curves of emblem represent undulations of desert dunes and unbroken loop depicts both number eight – a reminder of eight astonishing stadiums that will host matches – and infinity symbol, reflecting interconnected nature of event. Besides echoing shape of iconic FIFA World Cup Trophy, emblem’s central form takes inspiration from a traditional woollen shawl. During winter months, shawls are worn around world and in Arab and Gulf region in particular. attribution is also to winter season when tournament will be played.
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Ceremony streamed globally
2022 World Cup will mark first World Cup that will t be held in May, June, or July. It will begin on vember 21 with final being held on December 18, which is Qatar National Day. Most of stadiums are located close to each or, with spectators t having to travel a long distance to watch matches. emblem revealing ceremony witnessed a synchronised projection of emblem onto a number of country’s most iconic buildings, including Burj Doha, Katara Cultural Vill Amphiatre, Ministry of Interior, Souq Waqif and Msheireb and Al Zubarah Fort, a UNESCO World Herit site. emblem reveal had a simulcast in 24 cities across world such as London, Johannesburg, Mexico City, Mumbai, Paris, Seoul, etc. In Mumbai, ceremony was streamed at Babulnath Mandir junction.
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12:48 IST, September 4th 2019