Comes from the Sanskrit “NAM” and means” “I bow to you”. It is a gesture to greet and show respect. The hands are pushed together, the palms touch each other, the fingers point upwards and are bent towards the head. This often involves a slight bend.
The logo emphasizes the fine and intense cooperation between the inhabitants of Wijchmaal/Peer in Belgium and the Nepalese population. In the center we see a circle (globe) with the “Namaste” sign. We see the flags of the city of Peer and the Nepalese flag. The four arrows circling everything symbolize ‘Friendship’, ‘voluntary’ ,’fraternization’ And ‘connectedness’.
