Paralympics Games Paris 2024

Introduction Paris 2024

Overview:- The Paralympic Games Paris 2024 will provide an opportunity for athletes with physical disabilities to showcase their abilities. The games will be held from 28 August to 8 September and will feature the best athletes from different sports from around the world.

Significance:- The 2024 Paris Paralympics will be the 17th edition of the Summer Paralympic Games, which will continue to promote inclusivity and break down all barriers and celebrate excellence in athletes.

Venues

Main Venue:- The 2024 Paris Olympic Stadium will be the central hub of the Paralympic Games, with state-of-the-art facilities for athletes and spectators with all disabilities.

Additional Locations:- The different sports will be held at different venues in Paris, including the Accor Arena for wheelchair basketball and the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles for string volleyball.

Sports and Events Paris 2024

Summer Sports:-  Disabled athletes will compete in a variety of events at the Paris Paralympics, including track and field events, swimming, wheelchair rugby and paracycling, giving all athletes an equal opportunity to showcase their skills in all these sports.

New Additions:- The 2024 Paris Paralympics will feature new sports and events, reflecting ongoing efforts to innovate at the Paralympics.

Athletes to Watch Paris 2024

Top Competitors:- Champions from different countries participated in all these games. Famous players like Sarah Story and Johnny Peacock from UK are also involved in this game.

Inspirational Stories:- Many athletes will perform and share their personal stories of triumph and perseverance, inspiring spectators and up-and-coming athletes alike.

Cultural and Social Impact Paris 2024

Awareness and Inclusion:- The 2024 Paris Paralympics will celebrate people with disabilities and promote all disabilities and encourage sport and society.

Legacy:- The aim of these games is that more and more disabled people find interest in these games and those who have talent should come forward and tell the public about the achievements of Paralympic athletes and leave their name as a legacy among the public.

Media and Coverage Paris 2024

Broadcasting:- All games will be covered by international reporters, giving the coverage a big star rating and reaching viewers across the world via television, online platforms and social media in all countries.

Engagement:- The 2024 Paris Paralympics will leverage digital platforms to engage spectators and interact with the Games, including live streaming of the Games and behind-the-scenes footage.

Closing Remarks Paris 2024

Celebration of Achievements:-  As the games conclude, the athletes’ outstanding performances and achievements will be celebrated and the successful conclusion of the event will be celebrated.

India get 9 medals in the Paralympics 2024

Medal	Name	Sport	Event	Date
Gold	Avani Lekhara	Shooting	Women’s R2 10 m air rifle standing SH1	30 August
Gold	Kumar Nitesh	Badminton	Men’s singles SL3	2 September
Silver	Manish Narwal	Shooting	Men’s P1 10 m air pistol SH1	30 August
Silver	Nishad Kumar	Athletics	Men’s high jump T47	1 September
Silver	Yogesh Kathuniya	Athletics	Men’s discus throw F56	2 September
Bronze	Mona Agarwal	Shooting	Women’s R2 10 m air rifle standing SH1	30 August
Bronze	Preethi Pal	Athletics	Women’s 100 m T35	30 August
Bronze	Rubina Francis	Shooting	Women’s P2 10 metre air pistol SH1	31 August
Bronze	Preethi Pal	Athletics	Women’s 200 m T35	1 September

The 22 Paralympic sports

• Para archery
• Para athletics
• Para badminton
• Blind football
• Boccia
• Para canoe
• Para cycling
• Para equestrian
• Goalball
• Para judo
• Para powerlifting
• Para rowing
• Shooting para sport
• Sitting volleyball
• Para swimming
• Para table tennis
• Para taekwondo
• Para triathlon
• Wheelchair basketball
• Wheelchair fencing
• Wheelchair rugby
• Wheelchair tennis

The Paris 2024 motto

The motto of the 2024 Paris Olympics is complete openness of sports. This motto reflects the inclusiveness, openness and accessibility that the organizers want to bring to the games.

Embracing Diversity

This motto emphasizes welcoming players and fans from all countries and celebrating everyone’s cultural and social diversity.

Promoting Accessibility

The Games Wide Open highlights a commitment to making the Olympics accessible to all, including people with disabilities and those who may face barriers to participating.

Fostering Innovation

It also represents an openness to new ideas in terms of the use of technology to enhance the experience of the sport and all those involved.

Encouraging Engagement

The event invites people from all countries to connect with each other through sport, whether as players, volunteers or spectators, thereby enhancing a sense of excitement in the international community.