The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games are scheduled from August 28 to September 8, bringing together approximately 4,400 athletes from around the world. Competitors will showcase their talents in 22 games, which will be seen at some of Paris’ most iconic locations such as the Eiffel Tower, Chateau de Versailles and the Grand Palais.
Inaugural ceremony
This year, the Paralympic opening ceremony will be held outside the stadium. Athletes will march along the famous Avenue des Champs-Élysées, ending at the Place de la Concorde. This groundbreaking event is expected to attract more than 65,000 spectators, who will dedicate the city to welcome the hosts, taking care of the accessibility of the hosts,
Medal
The medals for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games include an authentic iron piece made from the Eiffel Tower. Crafted with a tactile design, they feature wonderful carvings with braille inscriptions. The medals were designed in partnership with French jeweler Chaumet, symbolizing the connection between sport and France’s cultural heritage.
Mascot : The Phrygian
The Paralympic frieze, inspired by the Phrygian cap, is a symbol of freedom and independence. A blade wielding mascot that represents disabled players. The mascot promotes the values of inclusivity of the Paralympic Games and the importance of sport.
Flashlight
Paris 2024 Paralympic Flashlight, created by Mathieu Lehanneur, symbolizes equality, water, and tranquility. Its design is consistent with that of the Olympic torch, reflecting a unified vision for both events.
Involvement and legacy
Paris 2024 Paralympics will make history as the first Summer Games in France, and the host country has already seen many positive changes. For example, overground transportation in Paris became more accessible for the Olympic Games.
Paris’ contribution to sports
In addition to the thrilling competitions, the Games will serve as a powerful statement of the values of equality and respect. Paris has committed to making the Games as inclusive and accessible as possible, ensuring that every venue and event is welcoming to all attendees. The legacy of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games is expected to extend far beyond the closing ceremony, with lasting impacts on how cities around the world approach accessibility and inclusivity in future events. The Games promise to leave an indelible mark on both the city and the global Paralympic movement, inspiring future generations and redefining the standard for international sporting events.
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