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Write slogans for Olympics volunteer programme
31 March 2006

Beijing, China: Beijing Friday started to solicit slogans for its volunteer programme of the 2008 Olympics. The deadline is August 31, 2006, said the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee (BOCOG).

"The slogan should be in line with the concept of Beijing Olympic volunteer programme -- 'service first harmony first' -- and highlight the striking features of the times and the Chinese culture," Wang Minghao, an official in charge of the Olympic volunteer programme, told a press conference on Friday.

"It should also reflect the idea that volunteers' smiles are the best name card of Beijing, carry an international perspective so that people from different countries and regions and of different cultural backgrounds can understand it.

"And it should be brief, rhythmic, easy to remember, inspiring and appealing," he added.

About 100,000 volunteers will serve the 2008 Olympics and Paralympics.

Beijing launched its Olympic volunteer programme in June 2005 but the recruitment process will not get underway until August this year.

From: Xinhua News
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Posted by: Jen Snyder   Date: 15 April 2006 18:01   From: Washington, DC USA
With regards to a theme/slogan for the volunteer project for the upcoming 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China, I suggest using a phrase that is familiar to most Americans and I assume familiar (probably) to most of the world..."ONE WORLD, ONE LOVE" (Bob Marley.)

Posted by: Juan   Date: 21 April 2006 17:43   From: Ecuador
I would like to sugest this slogan:

If you dream a world of sharing, happiness and peace, live it now in China and sow it for the future.


Posted by: Marianne   Date: 24 April 2006 22:43   From: Los Angeles, CA USA
A warm welcome to the world

from willing hearts

submitted by Marianne Davis, Mommy to WuChun, WuDi and Tian Di Davis, all from China


Posted by: Karoline   Date: 07 May 2006 12:38   From: Poland
well..I suggest:

People 4 people.


Posted by: ashok   Date: 26 August 2006 08:51   From: india
Olympic volounteers:

The Spirit never ends, the flame keeps burning


Posted by: Katherine   Date: 07 April 2008 17:39   From: Canada
Every Human, Every Challenge, Ever Improving.




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