On Friday, a mural by Iga Świątek was unveiled in Raszyn, covering one of the walls of a primary school. The mural did not feature the Polish coat of arms, but the Ukrainian flag.
On Friday, Iga Świątek’s mural was unveiled. It was on the building of Cyprian Godebski Elementary School. It covers the wall on the side of Krakowska Avenue. The initiators are the Raszyn Sports Club and the Projekt Raszyn Association. The mural does not feature the Polish coat of arms or Polish national colors. Instead, it does feature the Ukrainian flag.
Dorota Betko, president of the Projekt Raszyn Association, took part in the unveiling ceremony. “It’s not so much a thank you, but a huge congratulations to the father of the champion,” she said during the ceremony.
The initiators of the creation of the mural were the Raszyn Sports Club and the Projekt Raszyn Association.
“Iga Światek is today a great ambassador of Poland, an ambassador of Raszyn. She is even more famous than Prince Józef Poniatowski, who won one of the most important battles in Napoleonic times here in Raszyn,” said the mayor of Raszyn, Andrzej Zaręba, during the presentation of the mural.
The tennis player from Raszyn has advanced to the position of the leader of the WTA ranking this year and has a huge advantage over her competitors. Additionally, she has won two Grand Slam tournaments: Roland Garros and the US Open. She has also won 37 matches in a row.
