The main design of the logo resembles a ring composed of nine iron segments with a distinctive pattern, colored red, and illuminated by a central light.
According to Kemenpora in Jakarta on Tuesday, the logo carries six key meanings.
First, the wing shape of the Garuda bird represents the spirit of the nation, a noble strength that soars not by power but by values.
Second, the four wings forming hands symbolize human collaboration, reflecting that the strength of the nation lies in unity and joint effort.
Third, the rightward-pointing arrow signifies progressiveness — a nation that moves forward courageously into the future without abandoning its roots.
Fourth, the four circular arrows represent the collaboration of the nation’s collective spirit. They have no beginning or hierarchy but instead strengthen one another.
Fifth, the iron segments in the logo symbolize resilience, endurance, and hard work, forged not in comfort but through challenges.
Finally, the central light within the ring represents collective awareness, signifying that the nation’s true strength comes not from a single hand but from unity.
Kemenpora explained that overall, the logo serves as a metaphor for the nation: shaped by time, rotated by history, yet always producing light.
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