Today in Podgorica, the Montenegrin Electricity Transmission System (CGES) signed a one-year sponsorship agreement with the Paralympic Committee of Montenegro (POKCG), worth 20,000 euros.
The sponsorship agreement was signed by the Executive Director of CGES, Dragan Kujović and President of the POKCG, Igor Tomić.
Dragan Kujović He said at the very beginning ...cannot hide its immense pleasure at having the honour and privilege of supporting the Paralympic Committee of Montenegro for the third consecutive year through a sponsorship agreement.
He also emphasised that he was happy that CGES, as a company that has built its image as a socially responsible one, had managed to secure funds to support POK again this year.
"Everyone in our company is full of heart because CGES, as the first sponsor of POKCG, has in some way contributed to our athletes—people of great heart, steely will and a cheerful spirit—achieving results that are worthy of all praise," emphasised Kujović.
He wished the Paralympians and the management of POKCG to continue with the hard work, enthusiasm and cheerful atmosphere they have shown so far.
"I want our Paralympians to continue their hard work in the period ahead, and especially in this very important Olympic year, and CGES will, of course, continue to support them," said Kujović.
Kujović concluded by adding that he hopes to celebrate some new successes with our Paralympians.
TOmić said that he was particularly pleased that in a series of social ' The POK has recognised the responsible activities of CGES for the third year running.
I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our first official sponsor, CGES, a company recognised in Montenegrin society for its strong social awareness, not only when it comes to Montenegrin Paralympians and Montenegrin athletes, but also when it comes to other sensitive areas of our society such as education and healthcare. "And today you have once again shown not only that you are a successful company, but also that you are great as people and that you have a high level of social responsibility," said Tomić. He emphasised that he is certain the Paralympians will justify the attention of the CGES in the best possible way with their results.
Brilliant Montenegrin Paralympian, Filip RadovićHe did not hide his satisfaction with the support he and his colleagues had received.
"I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of all athletes to thank the Montenegrin Electricity Transmission System for the support it provides to the Paralympic Committee. This support will be of exceptional importance to us athletes, especially in this Olympic year when we face a very difficult and demanding qualification path to Tokyo," said Radović.
He added that this support is of great importance because athletes should not have to think about financial problems; instead, there is a team behind them to take care of that, and their only job is to work hard, improve, and continue to achieve the best possible sporting results.
After signing the sponsorship agreement, the young table tennis player Filip Radović presented a shirt and a racket to the Executive Director of CGES, Dragan Kujović.
You can watch the video footage from the event. HERE
