Frequently Asked Questions
The Olympic symbol and other elements of the Olympic Identity
What are the Olympic properties?
Below is a non-exhaustive list of the Olympic Properties owned by the IOC:
The Olympic properties are:
- The Olympic symbol (rings)
- The Olympic flag
- The Olympic motto
- The Olympic anthem
- Olympic identifications (including but not limited to "Olympic Games" and "Games of the Olympiad")
- Olympic designations
- Olympic emblems
- The Olympic flame and torches
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) owns all rights on the Olympic properties.
To find out more about the Olympic properties, please visit this page.
Learn more:
The Olympic Charter: Chapter 1, Rules 7-14 and their Bye-law
The Olympic symbol and other elements of the Olympic Identity
What are the Olympic properties?
Below is a non-exhaustive list of the Olympic Properties owned by the IOC:
The Olympic properties are:
- The Olympic symbol (rings)
- The Olympic flag
- The Olympic motto
- The Olympic anthem
- Olympic identifications (including but not limited to "Olympic Games" and "Games of the Olympiad")
- Olympic designations
- Olympic emblems
- The Olympic flame and torches
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) owns all rights on the Olympic properties.
To find out more about the Olympic properties, please visit this page.
Learn more:
The Olympic Charter: Chapter 1, Rules 7-14 and their Bye-law
