I'm afraid I don't have a logo to put forward, but I would like to suggest (without any hint of irony) the approach used by the Eurovision organizers - their logo was designed so that each year it could be easily customised to include the flag of the host country - see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision_Song_Contest. The World-Wide Web conference have a similar approach, adapting "WWW" to include cultural references to the host country.
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