Follow usTony Estanguet, the chief of Paris 2024, has affirmed that the upcoming Olympic Games will be safeguarded by an “unprecedented” security operation, reassuring the public that preparations are proceeding smoothly as the countdown to the event reaches 100 days.
While expressing confidence in the readiness of the Games, Estanguet emphasized the importance of maintaining humility and vigilance, recognizing the unpredictability inherent in such large-scale events. Despite this, he conveyed his satisfaction with the current state of preparations, urging trust in the organizing committee’s ability to deliver a successful event.
Addressing concerns surrounding safety, Estanguet underscored the non-negotiable priority placed on security, emphasizing France’s commitment to ensuring the safety of all participants and attendees. With Paris 2024 poised to be the largest event ever hosted by France, he reaffirmed the country’s determination to showcase its best to the world.
Reflecting on discussions with Seb Coe, the chief of London 2012, Estanguet acknowledged the inevitability of increased scrutiny and apprehension in the final 100 days leading up to the Games. However, he remained steadfast in his resolve to stay composed and focused on the task at hand, emphasizing the readiness of venues, the balanced budget, strong ticket sales, and ambitious aspirations for the event.
As Paris eagerly anticipates welcoming the world to the Olympic Games, Estanguet’s message resonates with assurance and determination, reflecting the collective effort to ensure a memorable and successful sporting spectacle.
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