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a word from...
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Valérie Pécresse,
President of Paris Region

Bringing excitement
to the world
This summer we’ll be hosting the
Olympic and Paralympic Gamesin Paris and Paris Region.
This global event will have a major
impact. Four billion viewers will follow
the sporting competitions, and at thesame time discover Paris Region andall it has to offer!

Paris 2024 will also be An opportunity
to promote a a true sporting culture,
to make sport a vehicle for excellence
and cohesion. In the words of Nelson
Mandela: “Sport has the power to unite
people in an almost unparalleled way.
It can create hope where there wasonly despair”.

Our ambition is twofold:Bring excitement to the world bymaking the Games a great popularcelebration for the people of Paris
Region, and also a gas pedal forregional public policies: densificationand decarbonization of the dailytransportation network, creation ofhigh-quality, permanent sports facilities
and an Olympic and Paralympic Villagethat will be transformed into more than
22,000 housing units by 2025, and anincrease in regional training capacity
in short-staffed jobs in the security
transportation and hospitality sectors!
Overall, the economic benefits for theregion could amount to as much as
10 billion euros.

Finally, the Games will showcase
Paris Region’s artisanal, industrial andtechnological know-how. I’m thinkingof sectors in which Paris Region is at
the forefront, such as AI, quantum,hydrogen and aeronautics. During theGames, flying cabs will be tested
and a fleet of almost 1,000 hydrogenpowered cabs will be deployed.
They will be world firsts!
As you can see, anything is possible
for a close-knit community to rise to
victory, and rest assured that Paris
Region will be at the forefront inmaking these Games a formidable
showcase for our qualities and talents,
whether they be athletic, economicor technological.

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As the international attractiveness agency for
Paris Region, Choose Paris Region is responsible
for promoting and influencing Paris Region as aninternational destination.
By offering a high-quality welcome and andservices to investors, visitors and and talentfrom all over the world, Choose Paris Region
contributes to the Region’s sustainable andbalanced development.
The agency provides resources, tools anda network which enable regional, national andinternational tourism professionals to develop
a high-quality, innovative and suitable offering.
Choose Paris Region also contributes to theexcellence of the film and audiovisual industry,by supporting productions that wish to benefit
from the region’s cultural heritage and theconcentration of companies in the sector.
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editorial

Our challenge:
host the Games today
to build the destination of the future
From July 26 to September 8, 2024, the Paris Olympic andParalympic Games (OPG) will welcome over 15 million visitors
to 25 venues in Paris Region. Under the world’s spotlight, theregion will vibrate to the rhythm of the Olympic spirit: excellence,
inclusion, a sense of community. And because the Region shares
these values, the Olympic Games are part of its DNA. Since thestart of this adventure, it has been involved in every phase of thisexceptional project. With an investment of more than 240 million
euros, Paris Region is the leading sponsor of Paris 2024, second
only to the French government.
More than just a sporting event, our ambition is to leave alegacy. A tangible legacy, with high-quality, accessible andsustainable infrastructures, but also an intangible legacy, withlong-term support for innovation, employment and tourism.
These are all pillars of the region’s attractiveness that we areproud to support as an international promotion agency.
This edition of our Key Messages is enriched with an initial
selection of remarkable sites in Paris Region.
They reveal all the assets that make the region so special.
Paris Region, an inspiring, innovative and sustainable
destination.
A destination with a bright future!
ALEXANDRA DUBLANCHE

LIONEL GROTTOCHAIRWOMAN,CHOOSE PARIS REGIONCEO,CHOOSE PARIS REGION

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Paris Region,a Region at theheart of the Games
1st public investor after the FrenchGovernment:
500 million euros earmarked for the 2024 Olympic
and Paralympic Games

Paris Region: a land of sports
Paris Region has been wearing its
running shoes : since 2019, 1.5 million
additional residents in Paris Region
do at least one extra hour of sports per
week, making a total of 7 million.
Paris Region is an Olympic region:in 4 years, 100,000 additional licenses
in Olympic disciplines, for a total of
1.4 million.
Paris Region is a land of sports
for all: +22% in licenses for adaptedand disabled sports.
Paris Region loves sports:
in10 years, explosion in the number ofjobs in sports (+46%), a progression
3 times faster.

With the Region, Paris Region
remains a land of champions
Paris Region athletes, championsof the games :• 66% of medal winners in Tokyo

were from Paris Region.
• 22 % of medal winners for the

Paralympic Games.
Thanks to the Region, Paris Region
will once again be at the topof the podium.
• 600 athletes will receive a grant

ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 €to prepare• 216 facilities built to accommodate

foreign delegations.

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The heritage insports facilities :sports everywhereand for everyone
in Paris Region© Métropole du Grand Paris

2,600 sports facilities built andrenovated by the Region, including
2/3 in Greater Paris: Le Bourget
gymnasium and climbing site,
Léo Lagrange stadium in Poissy,
Danton Gymnasium in Livry-Gargan,
Georges Hébart sports complex
in Eaubonne, Alain Mimoun sports
complex in Deuil-la-Barre...

22© Demathieu Bard

The Region has rebalanced
its territory by investing where
it was most needed :•T he Region has built 108 pools

throughout Paris Region including
35 in Seine-Saint-Denis.

33• In all, more than 1.5 million

additional residents in Paris
Region have access to a pool
nearby• In 2024, 1/3 of Olympic Games© City of Châtenay Malabry

sports facilities at national
or international level.

Olympic aquatic center in Saint-Denis (1),
Le Prisme - Inclusive metropolitan sports
reference center in Bobigny (2), CREPS Paris
Region in Châtenay-Malabry (3).
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Paris Region,a Region at the heart of the Games1

A regiontransformed
forever by the
Olympic andParalympic Games

These Games will be foreveryone: the districts
have been designed to be
100% accessible.

© SOLIDEO - SENNSE - Dronepress
2•A heritage of new districts:

nearly 4,000 new housing units,
especially for students.
•T ransformed, more beautiful,gentler cities:
footbridge between L’Île-SaintDenis and Saint-Denis,
high-voltage line burial at Colline
d’Elancourt and Saint-Denis,
Pleyel interchange, pedestrian
improvements at Le Bourget.

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 reener cities:

7 hectares of green spaces
between old Saint-Ouen and
the Pleyel district, redevelopmentof the banks of the Seine.

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Saint Denis Olympic Village (1),
CrossingNef,
GrandetheSports
Île-Saint-Denis
complex (2),(2).
Grande Nef, Sports complex(3).
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Paris Region,

the transportation
revolution
For the first time,
Games 100% accessible
by public transportation

Thanks to thetransportation
revolution
the Games will be fully
accessible by public
transportation, which will also
be 100% carbon-free, a world
first: in total, this will mean
20% fewer emissions thanat the Tokyo Games.
“By 2030, the Paris Region public
transportation network will havedoubled in size.” Thanks to a major
investment effort, this network will
undergo unprecedented expansion
over the next ten years: more than
218 miles of new lines will be built
and 139 new stations created.

The first Games to be
100% accessible bycarbon-free transportation
A reinforced transportation network•1 5% more metro/RER/train services
during the Games than the usual
summer service.
Spectator access to all the sites
by public transportation
and bicycle only•P ublic transportation sized toaccommodate all the spectators.
•F ree shuttles to link stations
to outlying sites.
Games 100% accessible bylow-carbon transportation•3
 00 biogas, diesel or hybrid (biofuel)shuttles.
•1
 ,000 carbon-free buses to transport
athletes, media and accredited
visitors.

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Paris Region,
the transportation revolution

An extraordinary
challenge•A s many trips on an day of the

Olympic and Paralympic Games
as on a winter working day,mainly in Paris and at sites
in the Greater Paris area.
•P eak flows on public

transportation and aroundsites in Saint-Denis with
60,000 spectators per hour,or 1,000 people per minute.
•S ites in the Greater Paris areawith a record number of visitors:
40,000 spectators at the Etoile
Royale (Palace of Versailles)with shuttle buses between the
train stations and the site with
10,000 people per hour,or two buses per minute.

© Île-de-France MobilitésTransportation
projects on thefast track
Since June 2024, the extendedline
connects Orly airport toSaint-Denis-Pleyel•S erving the Stade de France andthe Olympic and Paralympic Village.
•2
 5 minutes to reach Orly from

Châtelet versus 50 currently.
•F ast connection between Saint-

Lazare, Châtelet and Gare de Lyon.
Backbone of the Games,
providing complementary
solutions to line
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the
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By 2025, the line
will havethe capacity to transport nearly
1 million passengers daily.
more than double today’s figure•D elivery of 37 new trains.
•T rains with 8 wagons,

30% extra capacity.
•D evelopment work on the line

to cope with increased traffic
and renewal of the automatic train
driving system.

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the transportation revolution

The other transportation
projects

Extension between Haussmann Saint-Lazare and Nanterre
La-Folie: in use since May 2024 Service to La Défense Arenaand multimodal hub at Porte Maillot.
Extension between Mairie des Lilas and Rosny-Bois-Perrier Easierconnection between the RER E and the center of Paris.
Extension between Front Populaire and Mairie d’Aubervilliers:
in service since May 31, 2022 Additional option to reach the Stadede France.
Extension between Asnières and Colombes: phase 1 commissionedin late 2019 Easier access to the Stade de France (multimodal hub
at Gare de Saint-Denis) without having to go through Paris.
New line between Epinay-sur-Seine and Le Bourget: commissioned
in 2017 Easier access to the Media Village and the Le Bourget
Olympic site.
New line between Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Saint-Cyr:commissioned in 2022 Easier service between Versailles andthe RER A.

And also the lines

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L’Île-de-France,
révolution des transports_

11© Cyril Badet - Île-de-France MobilitésTransport Public Paris 2024,
a dedicated app for getting
to the event sites• Take advantage of optimized

itineraries.
• Buy the Paris 2024 Pass to travel

anywhere on the network (16 Euros
one day, 70 Euros 7 days).

Resources to enhance security•3 ,000 security guards, in addition

to law enforcement personnel,
and the creation of a 50-strong
regional transportation brigade..
•5
 0 dog-handlers to clear up

suspicious packages.
•8 0,000 network cameras linked

to a new operational security
coordination center, the only oneof its kind in Europe.

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12_Paris Region,an inspiring
destination
Welcome to an exciting,innovative and sustainable region

A region where dreams
come together
The Paris 2024 Olympic andParalympic Games will be an
opportunity to invite the world tocelebrate the very essence of Parisand its region: a place where dreams
converge, where excellence, creativity
and the French art of living can flourish.
It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful
setting for the athletes’ performances
than these iconic sites: the Eiffel Tower
for beach volleyball, the Château
de Versailles for equestrianism,
the Grand Palais for fencing, theInvalides esplanade for archery,
the Stade de France for athletics,
and the ancient obelisk at Concordefor new Olympic disciplines such asskateboarding, breakdance and BMX.

15 million visitors will be able todiscover the treasures of a region thatvibrates far beyond the French capital,
and which offers an unrivaled historical,
cultural and gastronomic heritage.
An unlimited land for exploration,with a wide range of experiences
just a few minutes away by bike or
public transportation.
Go climb the rocks Of Fontainebleau,visit a fortified medieval village,
discover the national museum of theRenaissance or one of the 175 othermuseums in the region, take a stroll
in a host of small villages that are fullof history and discover the 4076 historicmonuments in the region... Paris Region
is an ideal place for enjoying a changeof scenery that can be found close
to home.

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economic regionof Europewith a GDP of
765 billion euros,
or 5.3% of the European
Union’s GDP© Jonathan Biche

1stregion in Europe by population
with 12.3 million inhabitants.
1st region in Europe for R&D
spending (21.7 billion euros).
1st in the ranking of the “major
European regions of the future”.
(source : Financial Times,
February 2023)
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1st European market capitalizationin 2023 (according to Bloomberg),
ahead of London and Frankfurt.

3 Paris Region
universities
among the world’s top 10
in mathematics.

Paris Region
Facts & Figures 2024

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From the Place de la Bastille to the to
the Palace of Versailles, Greater Paris isa choice setting for the Olympic andParalympic and Paralympic games.
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Paris Region,an inspiring destination

1sttouristdestinationworldwide
175 museums
4,076 historicalmonuments
4 regional
natural parks(18% of the region’s surface area):
Vexin français, Haute Vallée de
Chevreuse, Gâtinais français,Oise-Pays de France.
12 sites listed as regional
nature reserves
28 % of woodland and naturalareas, including the Fontainebleau
forest, the region’s “green ocean”,
with 22,000 hectares.
50% of the region devoted
to agriculture
2/3 of the 1,276 municipalities
located in rural areas:
France’s breadbasket, 4th largest
exporter of agricultural products.

© Pexels-Leah-Kelley

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A global city connected to nature
Paris Region is the only global
metropolitan area in the European
Union with a GDP greater than thatof Greater London.
And It’s also a green region that has
succeeded in preserving its natural
heritage and which offers a thousand
ways to reconnect with nature.
¾ of the region is made up of natural
agricultural and forest areas which are
all green lungs, places to relax andpreserve biodiversity. The Region isparticularly active in preserving thisheritage, and is committed to offering
every resident access to a green spacewithin fifteen minutes of their home.

1st region in organic conversion

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Paris Region,an inspiring destination© Anne-Charlotte LA_

15© Nicolas Davis / Sèvres Manufacture et Musée nationaux

Châteaude Vaux-le-Vicomte

Manufacture deSèvresBuilt by three of the greatest artistsof the 17th century - the gardener
André Le Nôtre, the architect LouisLe Vau and the painter Charles Le
Brun, Vaux-le-Vicomte was theinspiration for the construction of
the Palace of Versailles. This Grand
Siècle masterpiece, which is listed
as a historic monument, offers an
exceptional setting for directors andproducers looking for a majestic,
versatile film production location.

The art of ceramics has been passed
down from generation to generation
at the Manufacture de Sèvres for over
280 years. This site, with its strong
heritage and artistic vocation, brings
together 120 ceramists who gracefully
combine tradition and modernity. As
the guardian of the memory of ancestralknow-how and the excellence ofnational craftsmanship, the Manufacture
welcomes the public into its workshops,
where one of the richest collectionsof ceramics in Europe is on display.

In 1978, the château was thesetting for James Bond’s“Moonraker” and the series“Versailles”.

Thousands of pieces are produced
every year for the Frenchgovernment: Elysée Palace, Hôtel
Matignon, embassies...

https://vaux-le-vicomte.com/enwww.sevresciteceramique.fr/en.html

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Paris Region,an inspiring destination© Eric/ Sander CMN© Château de La Roche-Guyon

Domaine nationalde Saint-Cloud

Châteaude La Roche-Guyon

The Domaine National de SaintCloud offers one of the mostmajestic views of Paris. A former
holiday destination for royal andimperial families, it has preserved
all its elegance, with 460 hectaresof sculptural gardens and fountains.
A magnificent green setting, which
has been classified as a Historic
Monument and awarded the“Remarkable Garden” label, andwhich will delight history buffs andnature lovers alike.

Overlooking La Roche-Guyon,
near Giverny, this château couldn’t
be more aptly named. This rare
troglodyte gem in Paris Region has
been transformed over the centuries.
All that remains of this medieval
fortress is the 115-ft (35-meter) highdungeon, which connects to thepresent-day château via a surprising
secret passage dug into the rock.
A historical treasure that you can
explore in one of the “Most Beautiful
Villages in France”.

In 2023, nearly 145,000 festivalgoers flocked to the Domaine forthe 10th anniversary of one of thegreat summer events: Rock en
Seine.

Its vegetable garden, which has
been faithfully restored according
to the original 18th-century
plans, has been awarded the“Remarkable Garden” label.

www.domaine-saint-cloud.fr/en

www.chateaudelarocheguyon.fr/english

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Paris Region,an inspiring destination© Association le Cyclop Marc Domage_

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The Cyclop

Palaceof Versailles

Begun in 1969 by Jean Tinguely,
Niki de Saint Phalle and their artist
friends, the colossal Cyclop was notcompleted until 1994. This monsterof concrete, steel and mirrors iscamouflaged among the trees ofMilly-la-Forêt by a splendid play oflight and reflection. A collaborative
work to be explored between art andnature in a labyrinthine path strewn
with curiosities.

Seven million visitors explore thisemblematic venue of French history
every year. The Hall of Mirrors, withits 357 identical mirrors, is its mostimpressive feature. A technical andartistic innovation for its time and atestimony to the prestige of French
craftsmanship. More pastoral, thefully restored Hameau de la Reine
offers a little-known glimpse of
Versailles, with its thatched cottagesof rural architecture.

It took 350 tons of steel to design
Cyclop, which stands 72 feet
(22.5 m) above the ground.

The palace is the largest in theworld, with 2,300 rooms spreadover 678,126 sq. ft. (63,000 m2)
within an 800-hectare estate.

www.lecyclop.com/en

https://en.chateauversailles.fr

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Paris Region,an inspiring destination© Sandrine Expilly / Signatures© Emmanuelle Blanc / Signatures

Basilica Cathedralof Saint-Denis

Sea of sand forestof Fontainebleau

Adorned with 2 immense rose
windows that inspired the onesin Notre-Dame, this 12th-century
basilica is a jewel of Gothic
architecture. Also a royal necropolis,
the transept and crypt - the oldest
part of the building - house 70
tombs and recumbent figuresbearing the effigies of France’s
sovereigns, including François I,
Henri II and Catherine de Médicis.
An exceptional collection of funerary
sculptures.

22,000 hectares of unspoilt nature
make up the rich heritage of the
Fontainebleau forest. A Unesco
Biosphere Reserve and a climbing
spot for climbers from all over theworld, it is also home to a geologicalcuriosity: the Sea of Sand. This
unique beach originated from awarm-water ocean that covered thearea 30 million years ago, and whose
quartz bottom disintegrated intosand.

Dismantled in the 19th century,
the north tower and its 295 ft-highspire are now undergoing a vast
reconstruction project, and areopen to the public.

Natural sculptures made ofsandstone blocks dot thelandscape, including the famous
Bilboquet, which defies the lawsof balance.

www.saint-denis-basilique.fr/en

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19Paris Region,an innovative
destination
A catalyst for creativity
for all local stakeholders

1st European regionin terms of the:Paris Region, second only
to the French government
in funding the Games

Number of engineers:774,200
4,611 patents filed in 2022
(41.8% of the patents filedin France).
R&D spending : 21.7 billion euros
in 2021.

The Region has invested heavily
in Paris 2024 so that this global event
can accelerate its economic, socialand environmental transformation..
With an investment of 500 million euros,
it is, after the French government,
the largest public sponsor of the Games.

8,600 startups
1,200 laboratories
135,200 researchers• 4 of Europe’s top 10 business schools
are in in Paris Region.
• 3 of the top 5 Masters in management
are awarded by these establishments.

The Games will provide a showcase
for many technological innovations,the result of emulation between Paris
Region and international companies
who have combined their expertise
to make this event unforgettable.
These cover the fields of transportation,energy, digital technology, Big Dataand the Internet of Things (IoT):
flying cabs, autonomous vehicles
running on green hydrogen, a floating
solar power plant on the Seine, etc.

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Paris Region,an innovative destination

The first Urbanloop capsules,
a revolutionary mode of transportation,
will see the light of day during theGames: this small autonomous electric
shuttle on rails (see photo opposite)
will provide a free link between theparking lot at the Saint-Quentin-enYvelines leisure park and the fan zone
on the île de loisirs.

A new way of building the city
Innovations in materials, construction
techniques, heating systems...
the facilities and buildings built for
the Games will demonstrate a different
way of building the city.
The Olympic and Paralympic Village,
straddling three municipalities(Saint-Denis, Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine,
Île-Saint-Denis) will rise to the challengeof reversibility. The architects havedesigned the buildings so that they
will initially host the athletes, thenbe transformed into housing for new
residents. An inspiring example ofresource-efficient urban planning.

Paris Region, Europe’s
leading smart region
In 2024, the whole world will bewatching the Olympic and Paralympic
Village, which will host 14,500 athletes
and their staff during the Olympic
Games and 9,000 athletes and theirstaff during the Paralympic Games.
It was only logical that this district,the flagship of a region that aims tobe Europe’s leading “smart region”

Construction, energy, mobility :the 2024 Games will be a showcase
for many innovations.

should feature a compendium of
innovations.
The Olympic and Paralympic village
will increase these innovations in thefield of the Internet of Things (IoT).
These innovations are designed to help
decarbonize districts and make themmore resilient in the face of extreme
heat: connected benches that cool andpurify the air, solutions that use algae tocool playgrounds, biodiversity sensors
that measure the presence of various
species, etc.

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smart Regionin Europe:
Paris Region has confirmed
its ambition to be Europe’s
1st smart Region. This strategy,
launched in 2018, aims to makeParis Region the 1st connected
territory and leader in data issues.

3 goals:© UrbanLoop

Attracting andpromoting foreign
investment
Choose Paris Region has set up
a one-stop shop to support foreigncompanies in their Paris 2024-related
projects, as well as an observatorythat allows for the monitoring andpromotion of these projects in Paris
Region. Since 2017, 95 foreign
direct investments have been madein Paris Region and will create
4,000 jobs. These projects haveall been supported by Choose
Paris Region.
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• Create new services to improve thedaily lives of Paris Region residents
and promote sustainable practices.
• Promote the greater inclusionof citizens.
• Prepare the jobs of tomorrowand become a leader in digital
innovation.
• 191 partners involved in the design ofdigital services offered by the Region.
• 27 digital services for individuals,
communities, associations andbusinesses..
• 8 smart services in the Region
dedicated to the ecological transition,
including :• Ma nature en Île-de-France,
which helps walkers plan theiroutings, discover natural areasand protect biodiversity..
• Mon potentiel solaire, which helps
people in Paris Region install solar
panels on their roofs..

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Paris-Saclay

Systematic
Drones Hub

This innovation hub brings together
the quintessence of French research:
the University of Paris-Saclay, theInstitut Polytechnique de Paris andmajor national research organizations(CNRS, Inria, INRAE, CEA, Inserm
and Onera). A deeptech ecosystem
where exceptional industrial, scientificand urban projects are being
developed thanks to state-of-the-art
equipment, including the SOLEIL
synchrotron, which allows for theobservation of matter on all scales.

The Systematic Drones Hub, locatedin Brétigny-sur-Orge, plays anactive role in the dual structuring of
the civil drone industry by signing
strategic partnerships, federating
economic stakeholders and offering
them numerous services to support
their growth. It features a drone test
center, a 300-hectare flying area
unique in Europe, and a 12-mile
corridor around the former Air Force
Base 217.

The Shanghai ranking, which
distinguishes universities in thearea of research, positioned
Paris-Saclay 15th worldwide, no.1
in Europe, and 2nd worldwide inmathematics in 2023.

On August 15 1953, Jacqueline
Auriol became the first European
to break the sound barrier onthese very runways.

www.welcometoparissaclay.com

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New
Hôtel-Dieu

Valeo Mobility
Tech Center

The oldest hospital in the capital,
Hôtel Dieu is now at the heart ofthe strategy aimed at transforming
Paris’s hospitals. The @Hôtel Dieu
project aims to open it up to thechallenges of the medicine of the
future, and to accelerate the pace ofdeveloping, assessing and deploying
innovations, particularly in the fieldof digital healthcare, for the direct
benefit of patients.

Valeo’s Technocentre is locatedon a 236,806 sq. ft. site in Créteil,France, and features new-generationlaboratories. 1,200 people, including
700 R&D engineers, design newtechnologies to enhance the comfort
and automation of motor vehicles.
Their main focus: the autonomouscar, which can ensure the freedom
and safety of its passengers, thanks
to data collected by cameras andsensors and processed by AI.

In 2023, the hospital welcomed
the first European Biolabs,
a leading incubator for biotech
and healthcare startups.

Valeo Drive4U™, the 1st prototype
passenger car tested in Paris, wasmainly developed at Valeo.

www.biolabs.io/hotel-dieu

www.valeo.com/en

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Genopole

Studios of
Bry-sur-Marne

Genopole, France’s leading
biocluster, brings together acontinuum of scientific excellenceand public and private research witha view to accelerating innovationin biotechnology, healthcare andthe bioeconomy. At this innovation
cluster in Évry-Courcouronnes, 16
academic research laboratories, 66
companies and 24 platforms work
together to develop the scientificbreakthroughs of the future.

With 200 films made every year, thesestudios have become a shining light on
the French audiovisual scene. Labeled“Grande fabrique de l’image - France2030” and in partnership with the
INA, they are part of a development
perspective through the East Paris
Film, Audiovisual and Sound Cluster(Pôle Image et Son de l’Est Parisien).
The aim is to make France a major
center of attraction for the film andaudiovisual industries, in terms of
production and training.

Research teams from CEA and
Genethon laboratories have madea major contribution to the firstmapping of the human genome.

The film “Marie-Antoinette” by
Sofia Coppola was partly madehere. These versatile locations
allowed for the recreation of theopulence of 18th-century France.

www.genopole.com

https://studiosdebry.com/studios-de-bry-us

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© DR Croix blancheCampus Cyber

Teratec

The Campus Cyber is a showcase
for French expertise in cybersecurity.
National and international
stakeholders, companies (large
groups, SMEs), government
departments, training and researchorganizations, associations... allcome together at the same sitein La Défense. An entire industry
dedicated to protecting society,based on collaboration and sharedinterests.

As a major European centerdedicated to high-performance
digital simulation, Teratec develops
cutting-edge technologies to boost
performance and competitivenessin research and industry. Bringing
together over 80 major stakeholders,
this technology park based in
Bruyères-le-Châtel has been
deploying forward-looking solutions
in fields such as cybersecurity, AI
and cancer research since 2005.

To date, it has brought together
over 250 private and public
entities, all actively involvedin the project and its future
development.

200,000 hours of computing in 200
hours: the feat achieved by the
CEA’s TERA-10 supercomputer
for the digital simulation of the
Dassault Falcon 7X aircraft.

https://campuscyber.fr/en

www.teratec.eu/gb/index.html

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Paris Region,an innovative destination© Buffet Crampon© Patrick Tourneboeuf

BuffetCramponStation F

Founded in a Parisian workshop,
Buffet Crampon has forgeda worldwide reputation in the
manufacture of wind instruments
over the past 200 years. The key
to this success: innovation andunrivalled technical expertise in thedesign of over 400 models. Now
headquartered in Mantes-la-Ville, thegroup has an international presencewith 900 employees, 4 subsidiaries
and 6 production sites.

The world’s largest startup incubatoris located in a former marshalling
yard in the 13th arrondissementof Paris. Since 2017, this 365,973
sq. ft. converted industrial hall has
been supporting 1,000 start-up
companies that specialize in digitaltechnologies. This ecosystem forentrepreneurs and investors is also
home to Europe’s largest food court,
La Felicità.

Buffet Crampon has been awarded
the “Living Heritage Company”
label for its contribution to
France’s cultural and industrial
heritage.

Flatmates, Station F’s co-living
extension, offers over 600
rooms and 100 apartments toentrepreneurs in residence.

www.buffetcrampongroup.com/en

https://stationf.co

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Paris Region,a sustainable
destination
Responsible Games in a sustainable region

One goal: to halve the carbon
footprint of Paris 2024
The audacity of Paris 2024 is also
ecological. The organizers have madean unprecedented commitment:
to halve the event’s carbon footprintby acting on all emission sources.
Their goal? Show that another modelis possible, and that the Games cango hand in hand with a strong
commitment to a sustainable world.
This ambition is particularly in linewith Paris Region’s commitment toaccelerate its ecological transition
and make the Games a showcase
for its environmental commitment.

Sobriety and a circular economy
Just “the right amount” ofconstruction. Committed to a dual
trajectory of zero net CO2 emissions
and zero net artificialisation of soils
by 2050, Paris Region has opted forsobriety. 95% of event venues either
already exist or are temporary. Two new
sports facilities have been built:
the Saint-Denis Olympic aquatic centerand the Arena Porte de La Chapelle.
A model for eco-design. Designed
entirely using bio-sourced materials,
the Saint-Denis aquatic center isaimed at setting an environmental
example. It features 53,820 sq. ft. ofphotovoltaic panels, and the bleacher
seats were manufactured by a local
social economy company from recycledplastic waste.

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1.5
© Paris 2024 - MGP - Architects - VenhoevenCS et Ateliers 2-3-4

2million tonsof CO2This is the emissions
target for Paris 2024
versus 3.5 for theprevious Summer
Games
Only 2 sports facilities built
versus 9 for Tokyo and Rio
and 6 for London.

60 %of the sports,
technological or security
facilities leased.
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Paris Region’s ecologicalambition:• 10 billion euros invested by Paris
Region for the environment
between 2019 and 2024.
• 1 euro out of 2 in regional spending
has a positive impact on theenvironment.

© Paris 2024 - Mairie de Paris – SCAU

Only two sports facilities were built in
anticipation of the Olympic Games:
the Saint-Denis aquatic center (1)and the Porte de La Chapelle Arena(2 and 3)• Target of 100% of regional energy
consumption covered by renewableenergies by 2050.

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Paris Region,a sustainable destination

Goal 100% of the competition
venues accessible by public
transportation
Central to the success of Paris2024 is a highly efficient, modern,sustainable and accessible
transportation network. This is theresult of massive investment in theregion to strengthen this network.
All the Olympic venues can be reachedby public transportation. Wherever they
are in Paris, spectators will always
be within a quarter of a mile froma metro station.

A sustainable culinary experience
With 13 million meals served,
Paris 2024 will provide an interestinglever for promoting sustainable andresponsible food. The commitments
made are commensurate with thisambition: “two times more plant-based
products for two times less CO2”,
80% of food from French production,
25% produced less than 155 miles
away and 30% organic.
These commitments are in line withthose made by the Region in favorof sustainable food, in particular the
60% reduction in food waste and thefive-fold increase in the amount of local
products on the plates of Paris Region
residents.

© GettyImages

Over 13 million meals will be served
during the Games, with a focus onsustainable and responsible food.

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miles of bikelanes will serve theOlympic venues.
300 million in investments
planned by the Region for
466 miles of bike paths
between Paris Region cities.
100% certified foodproducts (Label rouge,organic, etc.).
84% of the furnishings
used during Paris 2024
to be reused.

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Cité Descartes

Georges Valbon
Departmental Park

Awarded the Sustainable City Excellence
Cluster label in 2012 and the Technopole
label in 2022, Cité Descartes imagines
the cities of the future. This dynamic
ecosystem brings together local
authorities, companies, higher education
and research institutions in the digital,
eco-activity, low-carbon mobility andsustainable construction sectors.
At the heart of the campus, at the
Université Gustave Eiffel, a quarterof the French research workforce isdedicated to sustainable cities.

Nicknamed Parc de la Courneuve,
this 410-hectare green lungalso spans the municipalities ofSaint-Denis, Stains, Dugny andGarges-lès-Gonesse. Hundredsof different species of vegetationand the diversity of its landscapes
contribute to the preservation of its
rich ecosystem. A haven of fresh
air and relaxation and a remarkableecological reserve in a rapidlychanging urban area.

Sense-City is a global project.
This climatic chamber with 2
spaces measuring 4306 sq. ft.
equipped with nanosensors, is alaboratory for experimenting withclimatic transformations.

The 3rd largest park in Paris
Region, it is also the 1st to beclassified Natura 2000 for its
commitment to the environment.

www.descartes-devinnov.com/en

www.tourisme-plainecommune-paris.com/en

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Arboretum

HectarArboretum, Europe’s first wooden
campus, combines low-carbon
performance and well-being.
Located on the banks of the Seine
in Nanterre, in a 9-hectare park, thisexceptional 1,345,489 sq. ft. officeand service project mobilized morethan 1,059,440 cubic feet (30,000m3) of spruce. Close to nature so
you can recharge your batteries andconcentrate, it’s a real island of fresh
air on the outskirts of Paris.

Hectar is accelerating the social andeconomic transition of regenerative
agriculture. It’s a pilot farm formixed farming, entrepreneurial
support programs for farmers anda gas pedal for European Agri and
FoodTech startups. It’s also a farmstudio for modelling economic andsocial costs, a venue for impact
seminars for companies and anawareness-raising area for young
people and students.

“Well-being in companies
must also be part of a working
environment where pleasure isfundamental,” emphasized Vincent
Robert-Daubin, General Manager.

In 3 years, 10,000 people including 2,000 young people
and over 60 startups - have been
welcomed to the venue.

https://arboretum.fr/

https://en.hectar.co

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RungisInternational Market

Port of
Gennevilliers

The “Belly of Paris” according toZola, left its historic headquarters at
Les Halles for Rungis in 1969. Everyday, professionals from all over
the world mingle among these 234
hectares of stalls. Committed to theecological transition, it has a waste
recovery platform and has signed an“industrial and territorial ecology”
partnership with Paris-Orly airport,
which already consumes 30% of thewaste heat produced by the market.

On the outskirts of Paris and
La Défense, the no. 1 river port
in France and no. 2 in Europe
features exceptional river, rail andland connections. The logistics
hub, which brings together 270
companies from all sectors on a
401-hectare site, has embarked ona strategic ecological transition,
including the construction of amethanization unit that will allow for
the conversion of Paris Region foodwaste into gas.

The largest fresh produce market
in the world, the National Interest
Market employs over 13,000
people. Every day, it supplies 1 in
4 French people.

In 2021, the port merged withLe Havre and Rouen and is now
HAROPA PORT, the major riversea port on the Seine corridor.

www.rungisinternational.com

www.haropaport.com/en/gennevilliers-portagency

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Paris Region,a sustainable destination© Stephane_Gautier© Olivier Ouadah

Val d’Europe

Royaumont
Abbey

This economic, tourist andresidential area which is uniquein France, was created with thearrival of Disneyland® Paris 35 years
ago. Now Europe’s No. 1 tourist
destination, Val d’Europe is a major
new urban hub and a pioneer insustainable development.. While
Disneyland® Paris boasts the largest
photovoltaic power plant in Europe,
Center Parcs Villages Nature isheated all year round to 30°C thanks
to geothermal energy.

History and nature live in harmony inthis listed Cistercian abbey. A place tovisit and an artists’ residence, it is also
a laboratory for innovative vegetation
experiments. The 9-squares garden,
inspired by medieval architecture andawarded the “I support biodiversity “label, and the Garden of Vegetables
are two examples of this, as they reviveancestral know-how to experimentwith new cultivation methods andimagine the vegetable garden of the
future.

France’s No. 1 TGV hub, just 10
minutes from CDG airport, it’s also
the No. 2 hotel hub, with
12,000 rooms.

The kitchen garden canbe enjoyed at the Table deRoyaumont. Every weekend, therestaurant serves up dishes madefrom its own produce.

www.valdeurope-attractivite.fr/en

www.royaumont.com/en

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Paris Region,a future
destination
A region with a desirable heritage

A region reinvented
thanks to the Games
Let’s look ahead to after the Games...
The people in Paris Region will inherita region that has been transformed by
Paris 2024: more pleasant to live in,greener, more sustainable and inclusive,
as well as bolder and more open
to the world. Paris 2024 has acted asa catalyst for the transformations thathave already been underway for several
years, enabling every inhabitant toinherit an even more desirable future.
This was a major concern for the
Region, and the gamble has alreadypaid off.
New shared facilities. With a viewto keeping land use to a minimum,
the Region has built little, but it has built
better, where the population’s needs
were most pressing. The department
of Seine-Saint-Denis, whose populationis the least privileged and also theyoungest, will benefit particularly fromthe Games. Indeed, it is now hometo the Saint-Denis Olympic Aquatic
Center, which will become a multisports venue after 2024, with two
50 and 25-meter modular pools,
a fitness area, a climbing gym,
a 3/3 basketball court and more.
The urban development projects
linked to the various Olympic venues
have transformed and “repaired” entire
sections of cities, such as in SaintDenis, where the athletes’ village will
become an exemplary and attractive
new part of the city after the Games.
The transportation revolution
The most important heritage for Paris
Region residents is its transportation
network, which is among the mostefficient and accessible in the world.

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The department ofSeine-Saint-Denis,
beneficiaryof the Games:

75%© Dominique Perrault Architecture - Société du Grand Paris

2of Paris 2024-related
public investmentin the department

3 temporary pools awarded to
3 municipalities in Seine-Saint-Denis.

• 1st whitewater center in Europe,
the Paris Region Olympic
Watersports Stadium inaugurated
in 2019 was opened to top-levelathletes and the general publicahead of the Olympic andParalympic rowing and canoing
events. It was 85% financed by
the Region to the tune of
101 million euros.

© Atelier King Kong - Société du Grand Paris3• 708 new or renovated trains and
RERs in service. 100% clean
buses in Paris Region in densely
populated areas by 2025 andnationwide by 2029.

Grand Paris Express:
125 milesof new lines
68 new stations
Nearly 3 million
daily passengers
Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games© Paris 2024

Villejuif (1) and Vitry-centre (2) stations,at the heart of the Grand Paristransportation network, which will serve
numerous Olympic sites. Urban sports
such as breaking (3) will be hosted in thecenter of the capital.

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The Grand Paris Express project
is now well underway. A “super”
100% automatic metro that will
revolutionize daily life by linking thesuburbs to each other, without having
to go through Paris. The extensionof line 14 is now complete, and four
new lines will be opened between now
and 2030.

An intangible heritage:extending the spirit of the games
Paris 2024 will be a showcase for thevalues that are dear to Paris Region:
inclusion, audacity, openness to others
and surpassing oneself. The Region iscommitted to ensuring that this spirit
lasts beyond the games.
Sports are a powerful lever for
integration. The heritage of the Games
is invaluable in ensuring access tosports for all. The colline d’Elancourt,
the region’s new green lung, offers thegeneral public a complete range ofoutdoor leisure activities, including an
Olympic mountain bike track. In Vairessur-Marne, the Paris Region Olympic
Watersports Stadium allows families
to row, sprint canoe or slalom canoe
down the Olympic River. For the peopleof Paris Region, the Olympic adventure
will continue after the Games...

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• 25 swimming pools scheduled
in Paris Region in the wake of
Paris 2024 (including 18 new pools
and one renovated pool in SeineSaint-Denis).
• 30 minutes of daily physical activity
in addition to the 3 hours of weekly
physical and sports education forelementary school pupils since
the start of the 2020 school year.
• 3,200 middle school students
took part in a Paris 2024-themed
discovery course. The goal:
to develop and pass on thevalues of sport and Olympism
to Generation 2024..
• 1st Olympic and Paralympic
Games to open their doors to
breakdancing, along with surfing,climbing and skateboarding,also present at Tokyo 2020..

Inclusion beyond
the Games• 3,000 inclusive clubs in France
trained to welcome disabled
participants in order to develop
the practice of handisport.

65 %of French people thinkthat Paris 2024 will havea positive effect on theway they look at people
with disabilities.
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Paris Region,a future destination© GOLEM Conception : Agence Romeo Architecture Christophe Gulizzi© 163 ateliers-Pleyel

PRISME

H4 Hotel Wyndham
Paris Pleyel Resort

A unique and innovative sports
facility in Europe, PRISME hasestablished itself as a reference point
for the practice of inclusive sports.
Supported by the Department
of Seine-Saint-Denis, PRISME is
the only dedicated legacy of the
Paralympic Games and is perfectlyin line with Paris 2024’s vision of
making the Games a gas pedal forsocial transformation in the serviceof a fairer society.

Reimagined to combine the pastand the future, the Tour Pleyel, asymbol of northern Paris, is opening
in a new light, thanks to the H4
Hotel Wyndham brand, part of the
H-Hotels group. BREEAM-certified
for its environmental friendliness andsustainability, the hotel offers 697
rooms and suites, 4 restaurants andbars, a 107,639 sq. ft. convention
center, a panoramic swimming pool,a gym, private parking and directaccess to the center of Paris.

PRISME will offer sports facilities,
training and research anddevelopment activities focused on
sports for all.

This is the biggest hotel opening
in 50 years in Paris and thesurrounding region (excluding
Disneyland® Paris).

https://jopparis2024.seinesaintdenis.fr/
chantiers/le-prisme

www.h-hotels.com/en/h4/hotels/h4-hotelwyndham-paris-pleyel

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The Nave of theGrand Palais

Paris-La Défense

In the heart of Paris, the Grand
Palais is an exceptional monumentthat was constructed for the 1900
Universal Exhibition. It hosted major
exhibitions and events for over a
century, before closing in 2021 formajor renovation work. Its impressive
Nave will be unveiled for the Paris2024 Olympic and Paralympic
Games, before the building is fully
reopened in spring 2025.

Europe’s 1st and the world’s 4thlargest business district, renowned
for its major stakeholders in
Fintech, information technology
and energy, La Défense is one of
the beating hearts of Paris Region.
With a thriving economy and tourist
industry, between its Grande Archeand the Westfield Les 4 Temps CNIT shopping center, it is home toover 550,000 inhabitants, 470,000
jobs and 42,000 students.

The immense active slab, atechnological feat, will contributeto improving the monument’s
visitor comfort and energy
performance.

Paris La Défense Arena, Europe’s
largest indoor stadium andconcert hall, will host the Olympic
swimming and water polo events.

www.grandpalais.fr/en

https://parisladefense.com/en

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Paris Region,a future destination© Paris 2024

© Leticia Pontual

National
Velodrome

The makingof the metro

The crown jewel of the French
Cycling Federation, with its 820-foot-long, 26-foot-wide track, theSaint-Quentin-en-Yvelines National
Velodrome, built in 2014, will hostthe Paris 2024 track cycling events.
The same is true for BMX Racing,which is making its first appearance
at the Olympics, in an exceptionalsetting: the only indoor BMX track in
Europe.

The contours of the Grand Paris
Express take shape in this mediation
center located in the new Docks ecodistrict in Saint-Ouen. Designed by
the Société des Grands Projets, thetour takes visitors behind the scenesof this major project: 68 stations,
80% of which are transfer stations,
4 new metro lines and 124 miles ofautomatic network between now and
2030.

The Siberian pine track is
meticulously maintained: theroom’s temperature and humidity
are controlled, and the wood is
meticulously sanded and cared for...

The visit has been designed to be
immersive, with a life-size metro
train and station to help visitors
understand the challenges of thisextraordinary project.

www.velodrome-national.com

www.grandparisexpress.fr/fabrique-dumetro/visiter

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Equinix

ArènesGrand Paris Sud

To coincide with the Olympic
Games, Equinix has invested 139
million euros to open its tenth Paris
Region data center. Designed asa model for the data center of the
future, this site will heat the Olympic
Aquatics Center and thousands ofhomes thanks to the waste heatrecovered here. This is a major firstfor this technology on this scale andhas been made possible by the coconstruction of the project with local
public stakeholders.

With 3,000 seats and a 1175 sq.ft.
modular stage, Les Arènes is thelargest concert and eSports venue
in Southern Grand Paris. It has beentransformed to meet new needs interms of comfort, acoustics, digital
innovation and augmented reality,
and are home to Karmine Corp,
one of the world’s top professional
eSport teams. Now the first in
Europe to be housed in a dedicatedfacility.

“We are anticipating the influx ofinnovative companies thanks to
the legacy of the Olympic Games by
guaranteeing access to the best
digital offerings on the market anda responsible digital transition”.

The first IOC-initiated Olympic
Esports Series took place inSingapore in 2023.

www.equinix.com/data-centers/europecolocation/france-colocation/paris-datacenters/pa10

www.grandparissud.fr/equipement/lesarenes

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durable et inclusif
Réseau de transport Grand Paris
Express, nouveaux quartiers, création ou
aménagement des sites olympiqueset paralympiques dessinent l’Île-de-France
de demain.

A lastingand inclusive
heritage
The Grand Paris Express
transportation network,
new neighborhoods and thecreation or development of
Olympic venues are all shaping
the Paris Region of tomorrow.

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