Reddentes Sports have secured the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games broadcast rights in eight Asian countries and has also become the exclusive distributor of broadcast rights for the event to an additional five countries on the continent.

The Olympic Aquatics Centre is set to serve as the location for the Main Press Centre (MPC) for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

Paralympics Australia and leading national disability support organisation NDSP Plan Managers have expanded their partnership to extend beyond the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

The Spanish Paralympic Committee (CPE) has enlisted Biscayan company Emen 4 Sport as its performance advisor to serve until the end of Paris 2024.

Penny Briscoe has returned as ParalympicsGB Chef de Mission for Paris 2024, while other members of the team have also been confirmed.

Harley Connolly has been named head coach of the Paralympic Hub programme at the University of the Sunshine Coast by Swimming Australia.

British Paralympic Association (BPA) gold partner Hogan Lovells has launched a bursary programme that aims to support 10 athletes in their preparations for the Paris 2024 Paralympics.

Table tennis sports manager for Paris 2024 Gilles de la Bourdonnaye has visited the World Para Table Tennis Championships in what is said to underline close cooperation between the Games Organising Committee and the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF).

Paralympics Ireland has announced Aer Lingus as its official airline partner, with the carrier to fly Irish athletes to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games as part of the deal.

Paris 2024 have revealed that the Opening Ceremony for the Paralympic Games is to take place in the Place de La Concorde following a grand parade by athletes along the Champs Elysees.

French Minister of Transport Clément Beaune has admitted that "we are behind on our accessibility objectives in transport" with less than two years until the start of the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. 

Tens of thousands of people, including more than 160 Paralympic athletes, Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet and his International Paralympic Committee counterpart Andrew Parsons, have gathered at the Place de la Bastille in the French capital to celebrate Paralympic Day.

A collection of Paralympic medallists and world record holders are among the estimated 100 Paralympic and Olympic athletes to attend events, set to be held to mark the first Paralympic Day next month.

The inaugural Paralympic Day is set to be held at the Place de la Bastille on October 8 with anticipation continuing to build towards the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

Representatives from 17 sports met with Paralympics Australia to discuss preparations for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, two years before the event.