May (day 25) Mogilev 31 May (day 26) Shkloŭ Aleksandryia 1 June (day 27) Horki 2 June (day 28) Slawharad Bychaŭ Chigirinsky reservoir 3-4 June (day 29, 30) Babruysk 5-6 June (day 31, 32) Gomel 7 June (day 33) Žlobin Krasnyy Bereg 8 June (day 34) Pripyatsky National Park 9 June (day 35) Turaŭ 10 June (day 36) Mazyr 11 June (day 37) Salihorsk 12 June (day 38) Niasviž Mound of Glory 13 June (day 39) Barysaw Zhodzina 14 June (day 40) Lahoysk Khatyn Memorial 15 June (day 41) Maladzyechna 16 June (day 42) Stalin Line Zasłaŭje 17-20 June (day 43, 44, 45, 46, 47) Minsk 21 June (day 48) Olympic Stadium Promotion Selfie contest The deadline for submitting the selfie photos was October 2018. The criteria for evaluating photos include compliance with the theme and conditions of the contest, as well as artistic taste and originality. The final results were to be announced in late December 2018; however, the competition was extended to the 31 December. It was then later announced that the deadline would be extended again to the 25 February 2019. The winners were awarded diplomas from Belteleradiocompany, as well as sets of tickets for the events of the European Games in Minsk and the official gear of the National Team of the Republic of Belarus. It happened on 21 June, nearly 30 minutes prior to Opening Ceremony of the Games. Sponsors Sponsorship was approved as one of the sources to reduce the number of budgetary funds for the games according to the decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus of 12 May 2017 «On the Directorate of the second European Games 2019». On 15 December 2017, the official sponsor of the games became the operator of electronic interactive games «Sport Pari». On 22 December 2017, it was announced that the telecommunication operator velcom is the official telecommunication partner of the 2nd European Games of 2019. In March 2019, the Games' Organising Committee signed a memorandum of understanding with UNAIDS to strengthen co-operation in promoting safe lifestyles, preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS and eliminating discrimination around the infection. Stamps On 1 February 2019, Belposhta, the Belarusian postal service, released the official stamps for the Games. The four designs depict a cyclist, a runner, a rower and a dancer and were designed by Marina Vitkovskaya, with 120,000 sets being printed. There was an official cancellation ceremony