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On October 10, 2024, actor and director Artus joined Valérie Pécresse to discuss an ambitious project concerning people with disabilities. Determined to go all the way, he does everything possible to advance a cause dear to him.
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The actor Artus, famous for his latest successful film A little something extrarecently spoke at the first Conference on the metro accessible to all, which was held on October 10 in Saint-Ouen.
Artus does not intend to abandon this project
Invited by Valérie Pécresse, president of Île-de-France Mobilités, Artus expressed his wish that the question of transport accessibility in common for people with disabilities is finally taken into account. “Paris must be accessible to everyone“, he told RTL. Although he was ill, he wanted to be present to defend this cause which is close to his heart. During this event, Artus declared: “The Paralympics sparked something. This shouldn’t be a dead end. I will come back in two years. I won’t let go of the subject.” According to information from Parisiancurrently only line 14 of the capital’s metro is fully accessible. Valérie Pécresse announced an ambitious plan to make the metro accessible to all, estimated at 20 billion euros and spanning two decades. This project is also supported by producer Dominique Farrugia, himself suffering from multiple sclerosis.
His fight for the inclusion of people with disabilities
With the metro for all project, Artus once again proves its commitment to advancing the cause of disability. Before that, Artus had also invested in the creation of inclusive holiday centers for people with disabilities. During his recent meeting in the Senate, he shared his vision of mixing young able-bodied people and young people with disabilities, in order to promote inclusion and normalize exchanges between these two groups. Its objective is to create suitable vacation spots, combining comfort and accessibility, while removing the stigmatizing image often associated with medical structures.
At the same time, the committed artist married to Sarah Nasrallah continues to take the stage with a new one-man show at the Édouard VII theater, in which he tackles themes linked to disability without taboo. Until December 31, he presents a show that combines humor and awareness. He will begin a national tour in January.
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