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Top medal moments on Day 11
Para powerlifter Oluwafemiayo breaks world record not once, but twice, to win women's over 86kg gold
“Everything we dreamed of happened”
“My message to fans is a huge, enormous ‘merci beaucoup’ because after the athletes, they were the big stars of the Games,” - International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons
Netherlands retain wheelchair basketball crown
Women’s team see off challenge from USA to reign supreme at Paris 2024 Paralympics
Jawad supports Para powerlifting friends
The retired Great British athlete was invited to open Para powerlifting event with three 'Coups de Baton'
‘Flying Fish’ Jiang secures 7th Para swimming gold
Jiang took her final gold on Para swimming's final night at Paris 2024, beating USA's reigning champion Ellie Marks
Oda continues writing history with Paralympic gold
Japanese becomes the youngest Paralympic wheelchair tennis men’s singles champion after beating world No. 1 Alfie Hewett in a dramatic final
Refugee Team leaves with historic medals and lasting legacy
Zakia Khudadadi and Guillaume Junior Atangana dedicate Paralympic podiums to ‘refugees around the world’
about the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which will take place between 28 August and 8 September, will bring together as many as 4,400 athletes from around the world. The athletes will compete in 549 medal events across 22 sports, taking the spotlight at some of Paris' most iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the Chateau de Versailles and the Grand Palais.
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Paris will host this year's Paralympics. France will host the summer Paralympic Games for the first time in history.
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will take place from 28 August to 8 September 2024.
Tickets for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games are available on the Paris 2024 ticketing website: Paris 2024 Ticket
The Opening Ceremony will take place on 28 August and will serve as a grand kickoff to the 12-day sporting event in Paris.
You can follow the action via the Paralympic YouTube Channel and the International Paralympic Committee website (geo-blocking restrictions may apply).Paris 2024 will make history as the first Paralympic Games to offer live coverage of each of the 22 sports in the Paralympic programme. You can also check out your local broadcasters on our Paris 2024 broadcasters guide.
Paralympians will take centre stage during Paris 2024 at some of the most iconic landmarks, including at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and the gardens of the Chateau de Versailles. Find out more about the Paris 2024 Paralympic venues.
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will see more than 4,000 athletes from around the world competing in 549 medal events. The first Paralympic summer Games in the French capital will showcase 22 sports, including both individual and team sports.