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On the morning of the 30th (Korean time), the fourth day of the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, the Olympic flame rose above the Tuileries Garden in front of the Place de la Carrousel in Paris, France, illuminating the city center of Paris.

Korea wins 32 medals 8th place overall Next competition to be held in LA, USA in 2028

The Olympic Games, which returned to Paris after 100 years, have concluded all the fierce competition and have come to a grand finale. The Paris Games, which broke the grammar of the existing Olympics with an unconventional attempt, have been evaluated as having opened a new horizon for the Olympics that had never been seen before and have remained as a page of history. The

closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics was held at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, France at 4 am on the 12th (Korean time).

The Paris Olympics, which promoted the slogan of 'Games Wide Open', opened with a water parade across the Seine River on the 26th of last month (local time), and clearly broke the existing framework with numerous unconventional measures that made one wonder 'if it was even possible'.

The various games were held in world-famous landmarks such as the Grand Palais, Invalides, Place de la Concorde, and the Palace of Versailles, garnering the attention of many fans.

France, the 'Land of Revolution', brought about the 'Olympic Revolution' and received a warm response from all over the world. The Paris Olympics, which left many stories throughout the event, was now saying goodbye.

The closing ceremony on this day was held under the theme of 'Records'. It reflected on the importance of the Olympics for humanity and showed that 'humanity is more beautiful when we are together'. The

magnificent stadium with a capacity of 80,000 seats, where track and field events were held the day before, was transformed into a concert hall. More than 100 artists and famous singers performed diverse and splendid performances. The huge set, splendid lighting, and sensational costumes guided the audience on a journey to the past, the future, and the eternal universe.

Athletes from 205 countries around the world also finished their fierce competition and enjoyed the closing ceremony in a free and lively atmosphere. Athletes from Russia and Belarus who were not allowed to attend the opening ceremony were able to participate in the closing ceremony. The

Korean team also participated, led by co-flag bearers Park Tae-jun and Lim Ae-ji, holding a large Taegeukgi, and mingled with athletes from other countries.

Unlike the gloomy beginning, the Korean team, which finished with “It can’t get any better,” had a more beautiful last night in Paris than anyone else.

On the last day of the competition, weightlifter Park Hye-jeong and modern pentathlete Sung Seung-min each won a silver and bronze medal, respectively, bringing Korea to a total of 32 medals (13 gold, 9 silver, 10 bronze). The overall ranking is 8th. With

144 athletes participating in 21 events, Korea, which had the fewest number of participants since the 1976 Montreal Olympics, achieved surprising results that defied expectations. The 13 gold medals is the highest ever, along with the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympics. It is also just one less than the 33 medals won at the 1988 Seoul Olympics (12 gold, 10 silver, 11 bronze), which was the highest number of medals ever won. Considering that the host country had the advantage at the time, the achievement in Paris this time feels even greater. The Paris Olympics, where Korea held a ‘greatest competition ever’, has come to a close. After the athletes entered, the women’s marathon awards ceremony was held, and the newly elected International Olympic Committee (IOC) members were introduced. Next, Tony Estanguet, the organizing committee chairman, and Thomas Bach, the IOC president, said their farewells, and the IOC flag was transferred to Los Angeles (LA), the next host city of the Olympics. Then a video prepared by LA was played. Finally, the hot air balloon flame that had lit up Paris for the first time in 100 years went out, and people around the world looked forward to the LA Olympics in four years. The Olympics, which will be held in LA for the third time after 1932 and 1984, are scheduled to open on July 14, 2028 and run until the 30th.




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