This is one of the questions that arise following the announcement, on Sunday June 9, by the President of the Republic, of the dissolution of the National Assembly and early legislative elections: what will be the impact of the appointment of a new government after July 7 on the organization of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (JOP)? Two weeks before the start of the event, will it be likely to call into question some of the arrangements envisaged until then?
Expected to enter Matignon in the event of victory for the National Rally (RN) on the evening of July 7, its president, Jordan Bardella assured, Friday June 12, that he would not “will modify[t] not “ THE “system implemented for several months”. This is what he said in a message published on X.
As of Monday, the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, who was in Paris, assured that he was not worried about the consequences of the acceleration of the political agenda: “France is used to holding elections and [va] do it again, we will have a new government and a new parliament and everyone will support the Olympics”he predicted.
“Nothing will spoil” the Games had also declared, alongside him, the mayor (Socialist Party) of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, when the management of the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee (Cojop) had argued, a little earlier, that “all the major structural decisions were taken a long time ago”.
State services on the front line
However, on Thursday, during the presentation of the transport plan for the opening ceremony of the Games, the Minister of Sports and Games, Amélie Oudéa-Castera wanted to warn: “My role is to emphasize that we need vigilance, we need to be extremely attentive during each of the days that separate us from the deadlineshe insisted. We will need high quality of command during the JOPs. »
The head of state went further by declaring, Thursday on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Italy – but without explicitly mentioning the RN or the alliance of left-wing parties – that the French will not want leaders who does not “are not ready at all” to take charge of the final preparations for the Games.
At the start of the week, the management of Paris 2024 said “know how to be able to count on [la] mobilization [de l’Etat] as well as that of its services to advance the latest issues.” “I have complete confidence in the State services for the organization of the 2024 Olympic Games,” For his part, Mr. Bardella wrote on Friday.
In this case, it is personalities like the interministerial delegate to the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Michel Cadot, the Paris police prefect, Laurent Nuñez, or even the prefect of the Ile-de-France region, Marc Guillaume who should – if they are not thanked and if they do not resign – ensure this presence of State services on the front line on an Olympic file of which they know all the smallest details.
“Nice try at recovery!” After stirring up all the controversies against the Games, are we turning our backs? And we already see ourselves as Prime Minister? But it’s too easy”, responded to Mr. Bardella, also on the X network, the Minister of Sports and JOPs. “Organizing the biggest global event is not autopilot. It requires mobilized state services – they have been for years – but also prepared, competent and experienced political leaders”wrote Mme Oudéa-Castéra. “And hosting the Games, sorry to remind you, means embodying values – which you are trampling on – of openness, universalism, friendship between peoples, fraternity between athletes”she added.
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The State increases its support for private security by “around ten million euros” to help it recruit
High-level dogs trained in Gramat, in the Lot, for the Games
Exemption, QR code: what the site will contain to be able to travel during the Paris Olympics
The deployment of anti-drone warfare for the Games in the face of uncertainties over the effectiveness of the system
The security perimeters of the opening ceremony in detail
Cyberattacks, scams and disinformation, the online threats weighing on the Paris Olympic Games
Practical questions about traveling in Paris, on foot, by metro, by car…
Should we fear the worst in transport in Ile-de-France?
Transport during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris: from the euphoria of promises to the shock of reality
How Paris La Défense Arena became an Olympic swimming pool for the Games
Two projects for the Olympic Games are still being followed “very, very closely”
The Paris 2024 Olympic Village takes up residence in Seine-Saint-Denis
A logistical time trial at the Olympic Village for the Organizing Committee
Bernard Thibault: “For the 2024 Games, our objective is to demonstrate that major events are not incompatible with high social rights
- Athlete preparation
European Championships: in Rome, French athletics regains color before the Olympic Games
Kevin Mayer’s inner journey towards Paris 2024
The molt of heptathlete Auriana Lazraq-Khlass, silver medalist at the European Championships in “exploding” his records
Cyréna Samba-Mayela, always faster, offers herself a European coronation and a new status before Paris 2024
“The Games can no longer be won, but they can be lost” : injury, a fear of athletes before Paris 2024
At the Lucerne Rowing World Cup, France measures the distance it still has to cover to be competitive at the Games
French fencing is reassured two months before the Paris 2024 Games
Swimmer Léon Marchand, France’s greatest chance of medals
- The question of the presence of Russian and Belarusian athletes
“At the Paris Olympic Games, an overview of the global balance of power”
Twins Maryna and Vladyslava Aleksiiva, synchronized swimming prodigies, want to “show the fighting face of Ukraine”
In Russia, the sports movement is torn apart over its participation in the Olympics
“All the ingredients come together to replay an episode in the long history of Olympic boycotts”
Thomas Bach, President of the IOC: “The aggressiveness of the Russian government is growing day by day, against the Committee, against the Games, against me”
Paris City Hall wants to favor “working class neighborhoods” for the opening ceremony
The popular ticket office of the State and local authorities faces the challenge of logistics
The government is struggling to distribute its free tickets to people with disabilities
Money not spent on Olympic projects will return to the pockets of public financiers
The State will not grant a financial extension to the CNOSF for its Club France during the Games
The Organizing Committee ensures that it has completed more than 90% of its revenue budget
Tony Estanguet confirms that there have been salary increases at the management of the Games Organizing Committee
In search of savings, the organizers of the Games are seeking help from partner communities
- Ongoing legal investigations
Tony Estanguet, the boss of the Games, in his turn in the sights of justice
The “four musketeers” of the organizing committee targeted by the PNF
- The Olympic Torch Relay
Despite the popular success of the torch relay, why do the French still not support the Olympic Games?
Some municipalities are irritated by the requirements and costs linked to hosting the torch relay
The French strategy to stock up on medals at the Paralympic Games
The government steps on the accelerator to close the accessibility gap
- Seine-Saint-Denis and the Games
Seine-Saint-Denis launches its Cultural Olympiad
At the Arthur-Rimbaud vocational high school in La Courneuve, an “JO option” against dropping out of school
The Olympic aquatic center, an XXL swimming pool for Seine-Saint-Denis
La Courneuve between enthusiasm and concern regarding the transformation of Georges-Valbon Park
The Red Star Rugby of Saint-Ouen deprived of a stadium because of the Games
An island, an eco-friendly mayor and “the chance” to benefit from the Games
- Paris at Games time
Why supplying the capital will be a challenge
After the requisition of their accommodation, students not yet sure of their fate
As the Games approach, associations fighting against poverty fear “social cleansing”
Enthusiastic inauguration for the Adidas Arena, the new venue at Porte de la Chapelle
- The Games are not just Paris and Seine-Saint-Denis
Popular success for the debut of the Olympic torch relay
In Marseille, politicians compete for the Olympic light
The northern districts of Marseille, so close, so far from the Games
The arrival of the Olympic flame for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games “could not happen anywhere other than in Marseille”
At D-55, the Meuse tries to mobilize its inhabitants before the passage of the Olympic flame
In Martinique and Guadeloupe, Olympic fever rises remotely
- Environmental issues
The time has come to demonstrate that the Seine will be swimmable for the Games
Is Paris 2024 on the right track to fulfill its commitment to “More Responsible Games”?
The Austerlitz basin, a key device for making the Seine swimmable, inaugurated
“The objective of reducing bacteriological pollution in the Seine by 75% will be achieved”, assures the Minister of Sports
The risks of a scorching summer raise fears of a suffocating Olympic Games
Halving the carbon footprint of meals served at the Games: the other challenge of Paris 2024
How the organizers of the Olympic Games plan to deal with a heatwave this summer
- The societal issues that the Games highlight
Persistent recruitment difficulties less than three months before the Olympic Games
The State launches a Games accessibility guide for people with disabilities
The anti-Olympics struggle to mobilize
Far from the splendor of the Olympics, the reality of PE lessons in a Montreuil college
At the time of sport, a major national cause, the worrying situation of swimming pools in France
School sport is still looking for the right formula
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