PARIS 2024 – The Paris 2024 Olympic flame finally stopped burning this Sunday evening, September 9 at the Stade de France, during the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games. After several months of traveling in France, it was Aurélie Aubert, Paralympic boccia champion, who extinguished this Olympic flame, before the eyes of the 60,000 spectators at the Stade de France, and millions of television viewers.
The cauldron remains on land for its final evening and during the closing ceremony of the Paralympics, due to bad weather
As you can see below, Aurélie Aubert was surrounded by other French medalists: Frédéric Villeroux, Gloria Agblemagnon, Charles Noakes, Ugo Didier, and Mathieu Bosredon.
Shortly afterwards, the Olympic and Paralympic cauldron in the Tuileries Gardens, which was unable to take off one last time on Sunday evening, also darkened to mark the completion of a “ historic summer » in France. A few minutes before, the duo Amadou and Mariam had sung in front of her a I came to tell you that I’m leavingtaken from Serge Gainsbourg:
The extinguishing of the flame of the Paris Games was one of the many symbols of this closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which was an opportunity to definitively pass the torch of the Games to Los Angeles, which will host the next Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2028. The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, for example, officially handed the flag of the Paralympic Games to the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, in the middle of the Stade de France.
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