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Sustainability And Historical Appreciation Of Olympism

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Paris’ vision for the 2024 Games emphasizes the importance of sustainability and historic appreciation of Olympism. Bernard Lapasset, President of Paris 2024, states his vision for the Games as a “100 year celebration” and appreciation for Olympism; making it our mission and duty to create a celebration for the Olympics not only for the athletes, but also for the nation (Palmer, 2015). Paris has the ability to give the Olympic Games a new meaning. “It will remind us of a great sporting past and the enduring nature of Olympic values as we look to the future embracing innovation and the ongoing importance of inspiration and education" (Palmer, 2015).
Support System The Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, follows the president’s quote by “highlighting
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