体坛英语资讯：PyeongChang 2018 announces surplus of at least 55 million US dollars_娱乐

体坛英语资讯：PyeongChang 2018 announces surplus of at least 55 million US dollars

For Tokyo, both Tokyo 2020 CEO Toshiro Muto and IOC Coordination Commission Chair John Coates spoke about how Olympic Agenda 2020/New Norm has now allowed Tokyo 2020 and its delivery partners to save 4.3 billion US dollars, 2.2 billion dollars saved during the review of the venue masterplan and an additional 2.1 billion since the introduction of the New Norm at the IOC Session in PyeongChang earlier this year.

The next Olympic Winter Games after PyeongChang will be held in Beijing, China, and IOC Coordination Commission Chair Juan Antonio Samaranch described Beijing 2022 as achieving extraordinary milestones at an incredible speed.

Beyond the legacy objective of bringing 300 million people to winter sport and its record-breaking marketing program, Beijing 2022 has embraced Olympic Agenda 2020/New Norm by adopting this new way of working, for example by working more closely with the International Federations on venue and sport delivery or delivering only venues that fit into the long-term development plan of the region.

The two latest Olympic hosts of Paris 2024 and LA 2028, presented to the IOC Session about their progress, which is based on the full implementation of Olympic Agenda 2020/New Norm. Chair of the IOC Coordination Commission for Paris 2024 Pierre-Olivier Beckers-Vieujant underlined how the new philosophy was permeating all aspects of the Organizing Committee's work. The spirit of co-construction is very much alive in Paris with, for example, strong International Federation support resulting in a better masterplan for Paris, which was approved by the IOC Executive Board last week, and the support of the National Olympic Committees in ensuring the delivery of an optimised Olympic Village that, like the venue masterplan, will leave a great legacy for the local population.