Unity Corner: Puma Opens Basketball Court in Central Kyiv
The court brings together the colours of five continents.
Sportswear brand Puma has opened a basketball court in Kyiv on Saksahanskoho Street, 30B. It was created as part of the Unity campaign, which promotes the idea of unity.
“Kyiv was not by chance chosen as the location for the new site, which will soon make it into the top of the must visit rankings. The capital of Ukraine is a symbol of the unity of peoples, and from now on also a symbol of sport and cultural life in the country,” the Puma press service said on Facebook.
Puma Unity Corner brings together the colours of five continents, as well as images of the world's most significant monuments, from the Statue of Liberty in New York to the Motherland Monument.
People's Deputy Anna Purtova said on Facebook that the Puma basketball court is a successful result of cooperation between government and business: “At this difficult time for humanity, we understand how important it is to stick together, and sport is precisely the force that supports the spirit of unity.”
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