Special Olympics State Games 2025: Rostock becomes an inclusion hotspot!

Special Olympics State Games 2025: Rostock becomes an inclusion hotspot!

Rostock, Deutschland - The Hanseatic city of Rostock is ready to present a unique sporting highlight: From July 21 to 23, 2025, the first Special Olympics national games will take place in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This event has set itself the goal of helping people with intellectual or multiple impairment to more recognition, self -confidence and participation in society. Over 200 athletes will fight for medals in five different sports - including basketball, boccia, football, athletics and swimming. It will be a festival for all sports fans that are all about movement and enthusiasm. The state government of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania reports on a diverse supporting program with flames Finals and even a fan mile.

The Media Day will be particularly exciting on July 7, 2025 at 10 a.m. in the Rostock athletics stadium. Here, media representatives are cordially invited to take a look behind the scenes of the preparations and to learn more about the importance of inclusion in sport. Among other things, the “Hansa Inclusion” project is presented, in which the athletes will demonstrate the possibilities of participation. Sports Minister Stefanie Drese and Clemens Russell, President of the SOMV, will also be present and are available for interviews. The sports association MV emphasizes the great anticipation for the event, which is supposed to captivate both the participants and the audience.

an event full of sport and fun

The national games are not only a competition, but also a festival of joy and community. The athlete disco and the colorful supporting program promise an all -round successful event, where the team spirit and the top performance of the participants are the focus. Qualifications for participating in the national games 2026 in Saarland are also part of the event, so that the national games in Rostock play an important role on the way to greater challenges.

For everyone who wants to participate in the Media Day, feedback is required by July 4, 2025. Media representatives can also use photo and film options and receive permission to use the photo of Nils Limberg free of charge. This not only offers an exciting opportunity, but also a platform to report on the important topics of inclusion and sporting performance.