The 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup is a national team-level basketball event sponsored by FIBA, and the competition time is from August 25th to September 10. The group matches were held simultaneously in Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines, and the final was held in Manila, the capital of the Philippines.
Manila is the capital and the largest port of the Philippines. It is located on the east coast of Manila Bay, Luzon Island, the largest island in the Philippines, also known as "Little Luzon", close to Manila Bay, a natural harbor. Manila is built on both sides of the Pasig River. Rivers divide the city into two parts, seven of which are on the north bank of Bashi River and six on the south bank.
Competition Culture of the 2023 Men's Basketball World Cup
On February 4th, Beijing time, 65438+2020, FIBA officially announced the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup logo.
The logo of the 2023 Basketball World Cup mainly incorporates three elements: one heart and one mind, Nai Smith trophy and 2023. The horizontally extending heart symbolizes the enthusiasm and love for basketball. Naismith trophy is the coveted honor of all participating teams, and the number "23" represents the year of the competition.
The three host countries-Philippines, Japan and Indonesia-have unparalleled enthusiasm for basketball, so the symbol of the new basketball World Cup not only represents their love, but also symbolizes that this symbol will unite the hearts of fans all over the world and beat together.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Manila