LA Mayor Bass to Grace Closing Ceremony of Paralympics in Paris
Mayor Bass to Represent City and Country on Global Stage
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will embark on a journey to the City of Lights, Paris, to attend the closing ceremony of the 2024 Paralympic Games.
The Mayor will lead a delegation of city officials and community leaders to the prestigious sporting event, showcasing Los Angeles's commitment to inclusivity and athletic excellence. The Paralympic Games celebrate the extraordinary abilities of athletes with disabilities, fostering a spirit of unity and inspiration across the globe.
Representing Los Angeles and the United States
Mayor Bass's presence at the closing ceremony signifies Los Angeles's role as a global leader in accessibility and equity.
Los Angeles has been selected to host the 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, making Mayor Bass's attendance in Paris a vital opportunity to connect with international partners and promote the city's vision for an inclusive and accessible Games.
Inspiring the Future Generation
By witnessing the triumphs of Paralympic athletes, Mayor Bass aims to ignite inspiration and motivation in the hearts of Angelenos, particularly young people.
The Paralympic Games serve as a reminder of the boundless potential that exists within each individual, regardless of their abilities or challenges.
Los Angeles's Commitment to Inclusivity
Los Angeles has consistently championed inclusivity and accessibility:
- The city has invested heavily in making public transportation accessible to all.
- Los Angeles has implemented programs to ensure equal opportunities for people with disabilities in employment, education, and housing.
- The city is home to numerous organizations dedicated to supporting people with disabilities, fostering a vibrant and inclusive community.
Mayor Bass's attendance at the Paralympic Games in Paris underscores Los Angeles's unwavering commitment to creating a city where everyone can thrive and reach their full potential.
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