The Paris 2024 Olympic Games torch was lit in ancient Olympia, marking the final phase of seven-year preparations. Greek actress Mary Mina played the high priestess, using a backup flame instead of a parabolic mirror. The IOC president, Thomas Bach, emphasized the need for peace amid rising conflicts and public hate, aggression, and negative news.
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games torch was lit in ancient Olympia, marking the final phase of seven-year preparations. Greek actress Mary Mina played the high priestess, using a backup flame instead of a parabolic mirror. The IOC president, Thomas Bach, emphasized the need for peace amid rising conflicts and public hate, aggression, and negative news.
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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games torch was lit in ancient Olympia, marking the final phase of seven-year preparations. Greek actress Mary Mina played the high priestess, using a backup flame instead of a parabolic mirror. The IOC president, Thomas Bach, emphasized the need for peace amid rising conflicts and public hate, aggression, and negative news. 
