In the outskirts of Paris, a 10-year-old girl named Lyla Kebbi eagerly anticipates the end of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Her swimming club will inherit an Olympic pool that will be dismantled and transported to Sevran, a town in the Paris area, providing a new training facility for her and her team.
The Paris Olympics, set to begin in 100 days, aim to not only dazzle with a waterborne opening ceremony but also leave a positive impact on disadvantaged suburbs like Seine-Saint-Denis. This region, known for its diversity and economic challenges, will benefit from new and refurbished sports infrastructure as part of the Games' legacy.
