Special Olympics International chief of strategic properties Peter Wheeler (centre) praised Malaysia for the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup preparations. He is flanked by Special Olympics Malaysia vice-president Peter Velappan (left) and president Muhd Feisol.
PETALING JAYA: Libya have qualified for the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup in Malaysia, completing the 25-team world meet which will take place from Nov 1-15.
Malaysia will be the first country to host this event and Special Olympics International (SOI) have given the thumbs-up to Malaysia’s preparations.
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