The Beach Volleyball Intercontinental Olympic Qualification Final, organized by the Turkish Volleyball Federation (TVF), the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV), and Alanya Municipality, concluded on Sunday, June 24, at Alanya Galip Dere Beach. In the competition, where a total of 25 matches were played, Norway became the champion via a golden set following the final match between the Netherlands and Sweden. At the end of the competition, Alanya Mayor Hasan Sipahioğlu and the accompanying delegation presented awards to the athletes, while CEV Vice President Renato Arena presented a plaque of appreciation to TVF Beach Volleyball Coordinator Erkal Taş.

The Beach Volleyball Intercontinental Olympic Qualifying Final, jointly organized by the Türkiye Voleybol Federasyonu (TVF), the Avrupa Voleybol Konfederasyonu (CEV), and Alanya Belediyesi, concluded on Sunday, June 24, at Alanya Galip Dere Plajı. The matches started at 11:00 and ended at 21:00.
The final match of the competition, in which a total of 25 matches took place, was held between the Netherlands and Sweden. Following a 2-2 draw, the match went to a golden set, and Norway became the champion of the Beach Volleyball Intercontinental Olympic Qualifying Finals.
At the end of the competition, awards were presented to the athletes by Alanya Mayor Hasan Sipahioğlu, Alanya Municipality Sports Director Saim Kanlı, CEV Vice President Miroslaw Przedpelski, Alanya District Director of Youth Services and Sports Erdal Tamrak, Alanya District Police Chief Erkan Dur, Alanya Health Group Director Abdullah Yağdır, TVF Beach Volleyball Coordinator Erkal Taş, TVF Beach Volleyball Board Member Hilmi Tokuş, and TVF Central Referee Board Member Yaşar Yılmaz.
Additionally, CEV Deputy President Renato Arena presented a plaque of appreciation to TVF Beach Volleyball Coordinator Erkal Taş.