The Olympic flag arrives in Los Angeles,marking the start of the city’s countdown to hosting the 2028 Summer Games.
The flag was flown in on a specially designed Delta Airlines jet, accompanied by American athletes and officials.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass received the flag, expressing her pride and sense of responsibility in hosting the Games.
“I feel a tremendous pride and responsibility in being given the Olympic Flag,” said Mayor Bass.”
“While Los Angeles has been putting in the work to host a great Games, we now really feel the need to put our foot on the gas.”
As the city gears up for the Games, Mayor Bass emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovation.
With four years to go, Los Angeles is poised to showcase its capabilities and create a lasting legacy.
The arrival of the Olympic flag marks a significant milestone, and the city is ready to put its best foot forward.
Los Angeles has a rich Olympic history, having hosted the Games twice before in 1932 and 1984.
This time, the city is determined to create a lasting legacy and showcase its capabilities.
The Olympic flag was handed over in Paris during the closing ceremony, with a dramatic presentation by Tom Cruise that highlighted the city’s iconic landmarks.
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