President Macron Visits Paris 2024 Olympic Village - Saint Denis

President Macron Visits Paris 2024 Olympic Village - Saint Denis

Saint-Denis' mayor Mathieu Hanotin, French President Emmanuel Macron and Ile-de-France's Regional Council President Valerie Pecresse during the inauguration of the Paris 2024 Olympic village in Saint-Denis, northern Paris, France on February 29, 2024. The village, constructed on a 52-hectare site is located on a cluster of former industrial wastelands with the centerpiece being the Cite du Cinema. Photo by Anton Karliner/Pool/ABACAPRESS.COM

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