France Selected to Host 2030 Winter Olympics and Paralympics
France has been provisionally selected to host the 2030 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, a pivotal moment in its sporting history. This decision by the IOC follows a strong bid highlighting the French Alps as the prime location for the games. As preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympics continue, the French government faces challenges in securing financial guarantees for the 2030 event. President Macron reaffirms France’s commitment to Olympic success, promising to prioritize necessary guarantees in the upcoming government. This selection marks France’s fourth time hosting the Winter Olympics, promising an exciting future for winter sports.
Concerns raised over Atos’ ability to deliver essential services for Paris 2024 Olympics
Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of the internal problems faced by Atos, the French IT services group responsible for providing essential services to the Paris 2024 Olympics. Despite Atos’ struggle and ongoing process of being sold, the head of the Paris 2024 organising committee has expressed full confidence in Atos’ ability to deliver. The company’s financial woes and unsuccessful attempts to sell off parts of its heavily indebted group have raised concerns about its ability to fulfill its obligations, but Paris Olympics organisers have reassured the public that the Games will not be affected by Atos’ internal turmoil.