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The LA28 Olympics are gearing up for an exciting journey from strategy to action, filled with global excitement. Nicole Hoevertsz, the Chair of the IOC’s LA28 Coordination Commission, expressed her admiration for Los Angeles, highlighting the city’s exceptional sports facilities and rich Olympic history dating back to the 1932 and 1984 Games. She emphasized the city’s potential to infuse the Games with innovation and create a memorable experience beyond 2028.

Casey Wasserman, Chair of the LA28 Organising Committee, shared his enthusiasm for the progress made during the recent visit, praising the dedicated team working to ensure a spectacular event for athletes, fans, residents, and visitors in 2028. The focus is now shifting towards finalizing plans for the venue masterplan, competition schedule, ticketing, and more.

During the meetings, the Coordination Commission received updates on crucial activities ahead, including the development of the venue masterplan, Look of the Games, and volunteer recruitment. They also had a productive debrief session with key leaders from Paris 2024, highlighting the importance of continuity between future Games.

The Commission members toured various venues in Los Angeles, including the iconic Rose Bowl, which will host events for the third time in Olympic history. The progress made by LA28 was evident in areas such as the venue masterplan, commercial success, and community engagement through initiatives like the PlayLA youth sports program, benefiting over 500,000 youngsters.

The upcoming Olympic Games in LA28 are scheduled for July 14-30, followed by the Paralympic Games from August 15-27. The International Olympic Committee, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sport for a better world, continues to support athletes and sports organizations globally.

For more information on the IOC and the upcoming Games, you can contact the IOC Media Relations Team or visit their website. Stay updated with the latest news and updates through their social media channels and access broadcast quality footage for a closer look at the Olympic journey.