Oldenburg police officers as a security support at the Olympic Games in Paris

Oldenburg police officers as a security support at the Olympic Games in Paris

31.07.2024 - 11:15

Police Directorate Oldenburg

international cooperation at the Olympic Games in Paris

The Olympic Games in the French capital Paris are in full swing and attract athletes from all over the world. From July 25 to August 11, 2024, numerous competitions will take place as part of this prestigious event that are pursued by millions of spectators. An important element for the success of this event is the guarantee of security, which must be secured not only by the local authorities, but also by international police forces.

security measures and international support

over 40 nations, including Germany, have mobilized their police reputation in order to support the French security forces in this challenge. At an event of this dimension, the creation of a safe environment for the athletes and visitors are a common responsibility. The emergency services from different countries work hand in hand to master the upcoming challenges and promote a positive atmosphere.

Experiences of the police from Oldenburg

The police also include police chief Rebecca Heuer and police chief commissioner Jens Ludwig from Oldenburg. Since July 25, 2024, they have supported the security forces in Paris together with four other officials from Lower Saxony. Your area of responsibility not only includes the presence in busy tourist zones such as the Champs-élysées, but also the support in linguistic barriers-you are available to international guests as contacts.

special experiences and personal insights

Rebecca Heuer and Jens Ludwig not only took business experiences, but also personal highlights. This year, which is overwhelmed by the warm colleague by the French colleagues, enthusiastically reports on their arrival in Paris: "We were driven to our hotel with blue lights and Martinshorn. That was adventurous!" The exchange with international colleagues not only strengthens the intercultural dialogue, but also enriches personal perspectives on the police.

Commitment of the Oldenburg police department

Police Director Carsten Hoffmeyer proudly commented on the participation of Heuer and Ludwig: "It proudly fulfills us that the two part of this extraordinary international event are and our police department at the Olympic Games in Paris." The police department Oldenburg becomes more visible through its engagements and helps to maintain security on one of the largest sporting events in the world.

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Police Directorate Oldenburg
Press office
Theodor-Tantzen-Platz 8
26122 Oldenburg
Tel.: 0441/799-1041/-1043/-1045
E-mail: pressestelle@pd-ol.polizei.niedersachsen.de
Homepage: www.polizei-oldenburg.de

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