US EditionFrance’s court of auditors estimates $6.8 billion public spending for 2024 Paris Olympics
- France's court of auditors estimated public spending for the 2024 Paris Olympics at nearly six billion euros in a report published on Monday.
- The estimate includes €2.77 billion for event organization and €3.19 billion for infrastructure investments.
- Paris 2024 organizers disputed these estimates, asserting that some expenses cannot be attributed to the Games.
- Tony Estanguet claimed that the actual amount would be 'far less than the €6 billion currently cited by the court.
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According to the Court of Auditors, the 2024 Olympics cost three times as much as expected. The financial court estimates the public expenditure incurred for the event to be €6 billion, an amount contested by the organizers.
The Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris 2024 cost almost six billion euros of public money, much of which for the safety of this out-of-standard event, announces Monday the Court of Auditors in "a first estimate". ...
The French Court of Auditors has revealed the first figures on the costs of the Paris Olympics.
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