This weekend, on 14 August, Ohrid will be the host of the world swimming elite

Makedonski Telekom and T-Mobile Macedonia are supporters of the 25th international swimming marathon that this weekend, on the 14 August, will traditionally take place in Ohrid. This year too, the world swimming elite will swim in the Ohrid Lake but only one of the registered 22 contestants will reach the finish line first, once he/she has swam the 30-kilometer long lane “Klime Savin” which spreads from St. Naum to the city port.

Makedonski Telekom and T-Mobile are proud to be a part of this great sporting event which not only gathers the top world swimmers, but represents an event through which the story of ancient Ohrid and its beauties is spread across the world. The Ohrid Swimming Marathon unites the best foreign and domestic marathon swimmers who bring along the spirit of the victory and achievement of top sports results. On the other hand, the sport is a factor for social unification, promotion of the team spirit and building of strong personalities who strive to achieve extraordinary results and successes in life. Makedonski Telekom and T-Mobile will continue to invest in and support sports because it brings together the people who share memorable moments, which actually represents a crucial element of our brand promise "Life is for Sharing".

Makedonski Telekom and T-Mobile, as socially responsible companies that care about the needs and the requirements of the citizens in the community, for several years in a row, traditionally support the Ohrid Marathon which is a part of the world organization FINA.
The Ohrid swimming marathon is the biggest sporting event in Macedonia which has a long tradition. At this year's marathon, a total of 22 swimmers have been registered in male and female category, from the following nine countries: Macedonia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Syria, Argentina, Canada and Brazil.

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