On August 23, 2013, the United Nations, together with the International Olympic Committee, announced April 6th as the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.
The Montenegrin Olympic Committee, in cooperation with the international organization “Peace and Sport”, commemorated April 6, the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.
Montenegrin skier Eldar Salihovic did not finish his first run, meaning that he failed to be ranked in slalom at the Winter Olympics. There were 106 competitors in the Olympic slalom, 54 of them are DNFs.
The gold medal was won by Swede André Myhrer. The silver went to Ramon Zenhäusern from Switzerland, while Austrian Michael Matt seized the bronze.
Montenegrin skier Eldar Salihovic finished the giant slalom at the Winter Olympics in 64th place. He was in 71st after the first run, among 110 competitors in the Olympic giant slalom.
The gold medal was won by Austrian Marcel Hirscher. Silver medal was secured by Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, while Frenchman Alexis Pinturault won the bronze.
In May 2019, Montenegro will be the host and organizer of a large multisport event, the Games of the Small States of Europe.
The Games are primarily a sport event, but their message is much wider than that, said the officials of the Association of Small States of Europe – Secretary General Angelo Vicini and the President of the Technical Commission Jean Pierre Shoebel.
Representative of Montenegro, 17-year-old Jelena Vujicic, failed to finish the first slalom race, and for her the competition in PyeongChang has come to an end.
The gold went to Swedish skier Frida Hansdotter, who surpassed the leader from the first run, Swiss skier Wendy Holdener, by five hundredths of a second.
