The IOC Coordination Commission spent three days in Brisbane to take stock of the future 2032 Olympic and Paralympic GamesThe program includes visits to various sites, activities to mobilize the community, a reception at the Queensland Parliament, etc. In its report, the IOC emphasizes thata public opinion survey was launched to invite Australians (in particular) and sports fans around the world to give their opinions on what Brisbane 2032 should embody according to them.
It is open online until June 20. Among the questions asked: “ What excites you most about the idea of the Games taking place in Brisbane in 2032? What do you most want international athletes and spectators to take away from our Games? In less than five words, what would be your ideal vision statement for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games? » LA28 for example chose « Creating what's next ».
« The Organising Committee, under the leadership of its President Andrew Liveris, is doing excellent work and the IOC looks forward to continuing this momentum, together until 2032. ", commented Thomas Bach, who was present at the scene, as was Kirsty Coventry. Brisbane 2032 builds on long-term strategies for the sustainable development of Queensland and Australia, continues the IOC president. The organizing committee aims to give pride of place to legacy and community impact, while ensuring the best possible experience for athletes and supporters. »
« The discussions were constructive and I am pleased that the members of the coordinating committee had the opportunity to visit sites in Brisbane and south-east Queensland, which allowed them to note the tangible progress made, adds Andrew Liveris, president of OCOG. We have left still a long way to go, but this is an exciting time for Brisbane 2032 and our communities, and all stakeholders involved are committed to continuing the work. »
