ALBAWABA - AFP reported citing inside sources that an investigation has been launched into the salary of Tony Estanguet, the head of the Paris Olympics ... his pay as chief executive of the ...

PARIS (Reuters) -Paris 2024 Olympics chief Tony Estanguet on Saturday confirmed an investigation was under way into his salary as president of the organising committee. "I confirm there has been ...

Fans will have a new chance to buy tickets for the Paris Olympics 2024 next week with another 250 000 places set to be released, chief organiser Tony Estanguet ... 35 000 for beach volleyball ...

Celine Dion and Lady Gaga face an opening ceremony washout as Paris Olympics chief Tony Estanguet conceded that contingency ...

Pool photo by Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt Tony Estanguet, the president of Paris 2024, said in a statement the aim of this new flame was to capture the spirit of “daring, creativity, innovation ...

silver and bronze Olympic medals. They’ll be won in the 32 sports’ 329 medal events. Paris’ aim, said chief Paris Games organizer Tony Estanguet, was “to show to the whole world and to all ...

Organisers of Friday's opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics - the first time ... but it has more punch," chief organiser Tony Estanguet told AFP earlier this month. Because of the size and ...

"Should we go backto the globalized contracts between the hoteliers and the organizing team of the Olympics?" Héguy is quoted by AFP. Tony Estanguet, chair of Paris 2024 has responded to Héguy ...

In an Associated Press interview, Paris organizing committee president Tony Estanguet ... Tokyo Olympics in 2021 and the bribery-plagued 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games. Last month, the chief ...

(ATR) Organizing committee president Tony Estanguet ... Olympic federations in a separate letter to Macron, who called for uncertainties over sports funding and policy to be quickly resolved ...

I’ve been fortunate here that Tony Estanguet, the president of Paris 2024, from the very beginning said he wanted to put design at the centre of our Olympics. W*: Back to that thorny word ‘legacy’… ...