A bronze statue of the 2004 Olympic torch was unveiled in Thessaloniki, Greece, as part of a commemorative event marking the 20th anniversary of the Athens Olympics. The statue, placed in a public square, symbolizes the legacy of the Games and their impact on Greek culture and international sports. The event drew local officials and fans, who gathered to celebrate the historical significance of the Games. The torch, a key symbol of the 2004 Olympics, was recreated in bronze to honor the athletes and organizers who contributed to the success of the event. The unveiling was accompanied by a short ceremony, including speeches and a display of Olympic memorabilia. The statue stands as a tribute to the unity and spirit of the Games, reflecting Greece’s pride in hosting one of the most memorable Olympic events in history.