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Carson Mayor Embarks on Paris Trip to Foster City Partnerships Ahead of 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games

 

CARSON — Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes is set to embark on a pivotal trip to Paris, France. Her mission: to strengthen relationships, explore opportunities, and secure lasting benefits for Carson as it gears up to be a venue city for the LA2028 Games.

Why Paris?
Paris is renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage, and global influence. By engaging with French officials, business leaders, and cultural influencers, Mayor Davis-Holmes aims to forge strategic partnerships that will enhance Carson’s economic growth, tourism, and community development. 

The Carson and LA28 Games Connection
As Carson prepares to be a venue city for events during the Los Angeles 2028 Games, and by leveraging Parisian expertise in urban planning, infrastructure, and sustainable development, Mayor Davis-Holmes seeks to ensure that Carson reaps the benefits of this global sporting event that extends beyond sports. Paris is reportedly focusing on sustainability, innovation and legacy, to ensure that the infrastructure and developments for the Games will benefit the city for years to come. Moreover, Mayor Davis-Holmes emphasis on public safety inspires her to learn from Paris’ security measures and transportation plans, ensuring the safety and smooth movement of participants and spectators.

Key Objectives:

  1.       Business Opportunities: The trip includes discussions with French entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. Mayor Davis-Holmes aims to attract foreign direct investment, promote trade, and create job opportunities for Carson residents.
  2.       Urban Planning and Sustainability: Paris is a model for sustainable urban development. Mayor Davis-Holmes will engage in dialogues about green infrastructure, public spaces, and eco-friendly practices to enhance Carson’s livability and resilience.
  3.       Tourism Promotion: By showcasing Carson’s unique offerings, Mayor Davis-Holmes hopes to attract French tourists and boost the local economy. She will highlight parks, recreational facilities, and cultural landmarks.

“Our journey to Paris is more than a diplomatic visit; it’s an investment in Carson’s future. We’re building bridges across continents, ensuring that our city thrives long after the LA28 Games conclude. Just as the Eiffel Tower stands tall, so shall Carson rise as an unforgettable Venue City for the LA28 Games, leaving an indelible global legacy for generations,” said Carson Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes.

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