Logo design contest marks Vietnam-Germany ties
The German Embassy in Hanoi on June 23 launched a logo design contest in celebration of the 40th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations.
The logo should reflect the friendly relationships between Germany and Vietnam and include the key colours of the two countries’ flags.
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The selected logo will be used for a myriad of events, marketing activities, websites, posters and other purposes throughout the upcoming year.
The contest is open to Vietnamese organisations, design companies, professional and amateur designers, excluding members and staff of the German Embassy in Hanoi and German General Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City.
Image format should be JPEG, GIF or EPS, SVG.
All entries must be submitted to the following address:
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