Tony Estanguet assures that he is more useful elsewhere than in politics for Paris 2024.

Alexandre Lefevre

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    Paris 2024 : "J'ai l'impression que je suis plus utile et efficace dans d'autres milieux que celui de la politique", assure Tony Estanguet
          Le patron de Paris 2024 a évoqué la réussite des Jeux olympiques et paralympiques sur le plateau du journal de 20 heures de France 2, lundi.

On the set of the 8 PM news on France 2, the director of Paris 2024 discussed the success of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The Future Prospects of Tony Estanguet After the Olympic and Paralympic Games

With the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024 now completed, many questions arise regarding the future of Tony Estanguet. After ten years dedicated to organizing this event, the head of the Olympic and Paralympic Organizing Committee (Cojop) is considering turning the page and taking on new challenges. He specifically mentions his desire to recharge and explore new opportunities, leaving open the possibility of a political commitment. When asked about speculations regarding his political future, the three-time Olympic canoeing champion remains enigmatic and seems to prefer focusing on the mission still entrusted to him. Tony Estanguet expresses his wish to see through the remaining challenges to successfully complete Paris 2024. Rather than heading towards politics, the president of Cojop sees himself evolving outside traditional political spheres. He believes he can serve his country more effectively in other fields, whether in sports or business.

“A Strong Impact from the Paralympic Games”

Tony Estanguet also reflects on the impact of the Paralympic Games, praised by international critics. He emphasizes that French society has been marked by this event, highlighting the importance of difference through the performances of Paralympic athletes. According to him, this legacy constitutes a significant step forward for better coexistence within society. Soon, Tony Estanguet will participate in the grand parade of French athletes on the Champs-Elysées on Saturday, September 14, before concluding his Paris 2024 mission at the end of the year.

Source of the article: Francetvinfo