The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games are set to be a historic event, marking the first summer Paralympics hosted by France.

Security measures are a top priority, with up to 25,000 police and gendarmes, alongside 10,000 private security agents, ensuring the safety of the event.

The opening ceremony on August 28 will see 15,000 officers deployed to manage the expected 50,000 spectators.

Despite no specific threats, vigilance remains high, especially for sensitive delegations like Israel.

Ticket sales have been robust, with over 1.7 million sold, including 300,000 distributed for free to priority groups.

The athlete's village, designed with accessibility in mind, is being prepared to welcome 4,400 athletes, showcasing France's commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.