OFPPT Logo

Three equal-sized geometric shapes — squares rotated 45° to appear as diamonds — are arranged horizontally and interlocked so each overlaps its neighbour. From left to right the diamonds are filled green, light gray and deep blue; the overl...

Logo

Three interlocked diamond shapes (green, gray, blue) above blue serif wordmark "OFPPT".
OFPPT logo

About OFPPT

Three equal-sized geometric shapes — squares rotated 45° to appear as diamonds — are arranged horizontally and interlocked so each overlaps its neighbour. From left to right the diamonds are filled green, light gray and deep blue; the overlapping creates small notches where they weave together, forming a chain-like motif.

Below the linked diamonds sits a bold serif wordmark in uppercase reading "OFPPT" in the same deep blue as the right-hand diamond. The overall look is flat, geometric and symmetrical, with clear, solid colour fills and no gradients or shadows.

What's in it: interlocked diamonds

Shapes: rotated squares (diamonds) interlocked chain wordmark

Style: geometric flat minimalist corporate symmetrical

Text in logo: OFPPT

Interlocked diamonds visually suggest connection, partnership and a linked network or chain (cooperation/continuity).

Categories

Education
Ofppt Education Morocco

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep blue
#0B57A3 · primary
Vivid green
#0F863B · secondary
Light gray
#B3B3B3 · accent

OFPPT Logo History

OFPPT is the acronym for Morocco’s national vocational training agency (Office de la Formation Professionnelle et de la Promotion du Travail), a public institution responsible for vocational training and workforce development in Morocco.

Frequently asked

What do the interlocked diamonds represent?

Visually they convey connection, partnership and a linked network — common themes for training, cooperation and institutional relationships.

What colours are used in this logo?

The logo uses a deep blue, a vivid green and a light gray (see provided hex values).

Can I use this logo freely?

No — this is a corporate/public logo. You should obtain permission from the rights holder (OFPPT or its communications office) before reuse.

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