CHiQ Champions Inclusion and Innovation as Presenting Partner of the German Wheelchair Tennis Open
BERLIN, GERMANY - Media OutReach Newswire - 28 July 2025 - CHiQ, a leading global brand in consumer electronics and smart home appliances, honourably announced its official sponsorship of the 2025 German Wheelchair Tennis Open. Partnering with the German Tennis Federation (DTB), CHiQ is taking a bold step forward through the power of human-centric technology to elevate inclusion, excellence, and social impact in sports. Beyond sponsorship, CHiQ showcases its dedication to public welfare and ESG principles, inclusivity, equality, and sustainability.Held at the esteemed SCC Berlin tennis club from July 23 to 27, 2025. The German Wheelchair Tennis Open stands as Germany's premier tournament in the sport. As a pivotal event on the UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour, it will host over 100 elite athletes, including several top-10 global contenders and national champions, competing across singles and doubles in men's, women's, and quad categories, all vying for the covetedCHiQ's involvement, anchored by the slogan "," extends beyond brand visibility in Germany and across Europe, highlighting its steadfast commitment to ESG leadership by blending intelligent technology with authentic community empowerment, demonstrating how innovation can inspire impact across inclusivity, sustainability, and social wellbeing."The partnership with CHiQ marks a significant leap for wheelchair tennis in Germany," remarked. "Together, we are amplifying the voice of extraordinary disabled athletes, advocating inclusion, and promoting access to barrier-free sport.", added,Since entering the European market, CHiQ has embraced a youthful and tech-savvy lifestyle with user-centric innovation at its core. Viewing ESG as a vital extension of brand value, this sponsorship unfolds a new chapter for CHiQ, driven by technology, guided by responsibility, and rooted in everyday impact.Hashtag: #CHiQ
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