The Paris Olympic Executive Lambis Consentinadis is on a four -day visit to Gujarat.
A four -day International Olympic Research Conference is being held at the National Defense University in Gandhinagar. It includes Olympic people from different countries. On this occasion, Divya Bhaskar killed by talking to Paris Olympic Executive Lambis Contenadis
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What is the possibility of hosting Olympics 2036 in India? Lambis said that India is a country with huge possibilities, because we are also interested in conducting Olympics here in view of the population of India. India’s Olympics host depends on its concrete plan and long -term sports strategy. Although the possibilities are very positive.
What is the effect of Olympic host on the economy? It depends on its investment level. It requires a lot of development, which has an important effect. But that infrastructure also depends on a large extent long -term strategy and solid plan. However, the atmosphere on the arrangements present in Ahmedabad is currently positive.
What is the effect on the environment? It also depends on planning. We did very little construction work at the Paris Olympics. Also, the use of single use plastic was reduced by more than half. Apart from this, renewable energy was arranged there. In this way we had reduced carbon footprints to more than 50 percent. By adopting such a strategy, you can have less impact on the environment. By using innovative technology, the Olympic climatic can prevent or reduce the effect on change. The Paris Olympics is a good example of this.
No country suffered losses due to Olympic hosting? All sports have long term positive effects. Monster, Athens or Rio may have been damaged by the hosting of the Olympic, but they had a good impact on domestic products. Some things depend on the country. Overall, the GDP increases the GDP due to the Olympics.
What is the purpose of your four -day visit to Gujarat? We will discuss how to make successful bids from India for Olympics 2036 and what kind of facilities should be prepared here according to Olympic standards.