— Published June 29, 2025

“Our roadmap is being refined,” says Edgar Grospiron

French Alps 2030

The first Interministerial Committee dedicated to the 2030 French Alps Olympic and Paralympic Games was held Friday in Briançon. Among the notable announcements: launch by the State of a Heritage plan « which will aim to identify concrete measures to strengthen the place of sport in the daily lives of all French people but also to respond to strong climate issues facing mountain territories and preparing the mountains of tomorrow " This plan will be presented at the end of the year.

The State and the Regions have also validated several principles of the "financial pact" for these Games, notably " a fair 50/50 split between the State and the Regions with regard to public contributions " as well as " common rules and mechanisms for monitor the evolution of expenses " Prime Minister François Bayrou affirmed his support for the Games, believing that " It is not money that we spend, it is a pledge of investment for the future ", while promising that " not a euro more " would not be granted for the organization.

« This CIJOP marks a founding step, comments Edgar Grospiron, president of OCOG. It fixes the main areas of public action around the Games : development of sports practices, ecological transition, attractiveness of mountain areas and inclusion. These priorities fully resonate with the vision we have for 2030. The OCOG is now in working order. Our teams are being structured, our roadmap is being refined, our ambition remains intact: to make the Games a lever of useful, sustainable legacy, faithful to the values ​​of Olympism. I thank all the stakeholders for their trust. Together, we will write a page of history. » The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region has also announced an investment plan of 520 million euros to improve accessibility to the Southern Alps, notably thanks to the modernization of the Marseille-Briançon railway line.