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Brazil unveils BRICS logo for 2025
BUENOS AIRES, BRAZIL | TASS | Brazilian authorities have unveiled the new BRICS logo that will be used during the country’s 2025 chairmanship. The emblem is based on the kapok tree growing in the Amazon, painted in the colors of the national flags of the community’s states. “With colors based on the color scheme of the flags of the [BRICS] countries and the palette of the vast Amazon rainforest as objects of inspiration, the Brazilian president …
The BRICS Summit meeting, scheduled to take place in Brazil in 2025, had its visual identity announced on Friday (20 December 2024). The visual communication project will have as its main element the Amazonian Samaúma tree, which can reach up to 60 meters in height and 2 meters in diameter. Such grandeur earned this tree nicknames like Heaven's Ladder, Mother of Trees, and Keeper of the Forest. Ceiba pentandra is the name given to it by scientis…
The BRICS Summit, scheduled to take place in Brazil in 2025, had its visual identity announced this Friday (20). This visual communication project will have, as its main element, the Amazonian Samaúma tree — a work of nature that can reach 60 meters in height and 2 meters in diameter. Such grandeur earned this tree nicknames like Heaven's Ladder, Mother of Trees, and Keeper of the Forest. Ceiba pentandra is the name given to it by scientists. Ac…
BRICS presidency 2025 Brazil unveils sumaúma tree logo representing unity and diplomacy
Brazil released the emblem for its forthcoming BRICS presidency, which highlights the sumaúma cotton tree, native to the Amazon rainforest. The logo, which appears on the Brazilian government’s official website, features a multi-colored tree on a blue background, in hues inspired by the national flag, red, green, blue, yellow, and orange. The species, which can […]
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