Ioi Logo. Logo The IOI 2020 logo is made up of two national icons of Singapore the Marina Bay Sands resort and the Merlion Opened in 2010 Marina Bay Sands (MBS) is an integrated resort built at the waterfront of Marina Bay – a popular sightseeing destination for tourists.
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The logo of IOI 2017 is officially released The design of the logo is based on a tile artwork called mo’arragh an ancient Persian art used to decorate mosques bazaars and other buildings The logo was ranked first among 200+ proposed logos in a public contest for designing the IOI 2017 logo by the Iranian Ministry of Education.
IOI 2017 Logo Released – IOI 2017
It is recommended that the IOI logo somehow contains the letters IOI and/or that its symbolism reminds of informatics and/or that it reminds of the Host (city) The logo used at IOIྚ has been adopted as general IOI logo (by the General Assembly at IOIྛ) There is also an official IOI flag displaying this logo.
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The IOI 2021 logo is made up of two prominent icons of Singapore the Merlion's head and the Supertrees from Gardens by the Bay The Merlion is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish.
Logo – IOI 2022
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Logo – IOI 2021 Singapore
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Logo – IOI 2017
Logo As a part of our identity The 34th International Olympiad in Informatics logo visualizes the computational thinking and programming itself and the true essence of Indonesia The 1 and 0 visual symbols came from the binary system invented by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in the 17th century.
