The Inaugural ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games It will be historical. For the first time it will not take place in a stadium and will be the Seine, the iconic river of the Parisian city, which will monopolize all looks of the hundreds of the millions of followers who will follow the ceremony live and through television. The athletes from all the countries participating in the Olympic Games will parade in especially enabled ships about SENA, in an event that has aroused great expectation. Tickets to witness it live have been sold at a price of up to 2700 euros.
Despite the novelty of not being held in a stadium, the ceremony will follow a series of traditional slogans. The call 'Nations parade' For the first time it was given in London 1908 and from Amsterdam 1928 the same norms have been followed in terms of the order of the countries.
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Greece, to which the origin of the Olympicsalways parade first. On the contrary, the host country is in charge of closing the parade. The rest of the countries parade in alphabetical order, taking into account the official language of the host country, in this case French.
Flag bearers of all countries at the Olympic Games
This is the order of exit of the opening ceremony, which will be in alphabetical order except for Francewhich will be the last one for being host; Greecewhich will be the first to celebrate the first games in history and USA y Australiawhich will also be in the end for being the next hosts in 2028 and 2032 respectively.
Greece: Giannis Antetomico (Baloncest) y Antigonios Drsbioti (atletism)
Olympic refugee team: Yahya al ghotany (taekwondo) y cindy ngamba (boxeo)
South Africa: Akani Simbine (Atletismo) Y Caitlin Rooskrantz Gimnasia (Gimnasia Artística)
Albania: Luisa Gega (Athletics)
Algeria: Yasser triki (athletics) and Amina Belkadi (Judo)
Germany: Dennis Schröder (basketball) and Ana María Wagner (Judo)
Andorra: Nahuel Carabaña (athletics) and Mónica Doria (canoeing)
Angola: Carlos Azenoid (Handball)
Ancient and Barbuda: Cejhae Greene (athletics) and Joella Lloyd (athletics)
Saudi Arabia: Donia Abu Talib (Taekwondo)
Argentina: Luciano de Cecco (volleyball) and Rocío Sánchez Moccia (grass hockey)
Armenia : Chaloyan Pescante (Boxing)
Aruba: Mikel Schreuders (Swimming)
Austria: Félix Oschmautz (canoeing) and Michaela Polleres (Judo)
Azerbaijan: Mahammad abdullayev (boxeo) y gultaj mammadaliyeva (Judo)
Bahrain: Saud Ghali Swim (Swimming) and Amani al-Obaidli (Swimming)
Bangladesh: Sor Islam (Tyro alco)
Barbados: Jack Kirby (Swimming) and Sada Williams (Athletics)
Belgium: Jerome Guery (riding) and Emma Meesseman (basketball)
Benin: Valentín Houinato (Judo) and Noelie Yarigo (Athletics)
Bermuda: Jah-Nhai Per Sortef (athleticism)
Bolivia: Héctor Garibay (Athletics) and José Ribera (Swimming)
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Larisa Ceric (Judo) and Mesud Fisher (Athletics)
Brazil: ISAQUIAS QUEIROZ (Pygicism) Y Raquel Kochhann (Rugby 7)
Bulgaria: Liubomiir Epitropov (born and stanimira Petrova (boxeo)
Burkina Faso: Hugo Fabrice Zango (Athletics)
Burundi: Belly-Cresus Ganira (Swimming) and Ángel Ciella Niragira (Judo)
Cayman Islands: Charlotte Webster (navigation)
Camboya: Chun Bunthorne (Atletismo)
Cameroon: Richelle Anita Soppi Mbella (Judo)
Canada: André de Grasse (athletics) and Maude Charron (weightlifting)
Cape Verde: Daniel Varela de Pina (Boxing) and Djamila Silva (Judo)
Central African Republic: Nadia Matchiko Guimenego (Consolute)
Chile: Nicolás Jarry (Tennis) and Antonia Abraham (Remo)
China: Long (Works of meal ) and Free Serials)
Cyprus: Milan Trajkovic (Athletics)
Colombia: Kevin Quintero (Cycling) and Flor Ruiz (Athletics)
Comoros: Maestha Saadi (Swimming)
Republic of Congo: Natach Ngoye Hailtismo
Congo Democratic Republic: Arnold Daso Kisoka (judo)
South Korea: Sang-Hyoek (athletics) and Kim Seo-Yeong (swimming)
Costa Rica: Gerald Drummond (Athletics) and Milagro Mena (cycling)
Ivory coast: Cheick Sallah Cissé (Taekwondo) and María José Ta Lou (Athletics)
Croatia: Giovanni Cernogoraz (Tiro) Y Barbara Matic (Judo)
Cuba: Mijaín López (Lucha) and Idalys Ortiz (Judo)
Denmark: Niklas Landin Jacobsen (handball) and Anne-Marie Rindom (navigation)
Dominican Republic: Audrys Nin Reyes (Artistic Gymnastics) and Marileidy Paulino (Athletics)
Egypt: Ahmed the Gendy (Modern Pentathlon) and Sara Ahmed (weightlifting)
El Salvador: Uriel Canjura (Bádminton and Celina Márquez (Swimming)
United Arab Emirates: Omar to March (Equestrian)
Ecuador: Daniel Pintado (Athletics) and Neisi Dajomes (weightlifting)
Space: MARCUS COOPER (Piraguism) Támara Echegoyen (candle)
Estonia: Reena Pärnat (Arch)
Fuggle: Viliame Ratulu (navigation) and Raijieli Daveua (Rugby 7)
Finlandia: Eetu Kallioinen (Tiro) y Sinem Kurtbay (Vela)
Georgia: Lasha Talakhadze (Levantamiento de Pesas) Y Nino Salukvadze (Tiro)
Ghana: José Pablo Amoah (athletics)
Great Britain: Tom Daley (Aquatic Sports) and Helen Glover (Remo)
Granada: Lindon Victor (Athletics)
Guatemala: Kevin Cordón (Bádminton) and Waleska Soto (Tire)
Guinea: Naby Keita (Fúbol)
Haiti: Felipe Abel Metelo (Judo)
Honduras: Kevin Mejía (Lucha)
Hong Kong: Cheung Ka Long (Fencing) and Siobhan Haughey (Swimming)
Hungary: Krisztian Tóth (judo)
India: Sharath Kamal (Tenis de Mesa)
Indonesia: María Marta Maharani (Judo)
Iran: Mahdi Olfatí (artistic gymnastics) and Neda Shahsavari (table tennis)
Iceland: Hákon Svavarsson (Tiro) y Edda Hannesdóttir (Triatlón)
Israel: Peter Paltchik (Judo) and Andrea Murez (Swimming)
Italia: Gianmarco Tamberi (Athletics) and Arianna Erigo (Fencing)
Jamaica: Josh Kirlew (Swimming) and Shanieka Ricketts (Athletics)
Japan: Misaki Emura (fencing)
Jordan: Saleh Al-Sharabaty (Taekwondo)
Kazakhstan: Aslanbic Shymberb (Athleticism)
Kenia: Fernando Omanyala (Athletics) and Tiza Atuka (volleyball)
Kyrguistan: Erlan Sherov (Judo)
Kosovo: Nora Gjaková (Judo)
Latvia: Nauris Miezis (Balongcesto 3×3)
LibyaMohammed bin Dullah (Taro)
Lithuania : Justina Vanagaitė (Hípica) Y Rytis Jasiūnas (vela)
Luxembourg: Bob bertemes (athletismo)
Madagascar: Rosina Randafiarison (weightlifting)
Malaysia: Nur Shazrin Mohd Latif (Vela)
Maldives: Ibadulla Adán (ATLETISMO)
Malta: Gianlu Chetti (Tro) y Sasha Gatt (Natacin)
Morocco: Yesssin Rahmouni (riding) and Inés Laklalech (golf)
Mauritania: Camila Doua (Swimming)
Mexico: Emiliano Hernández (Modern Pentathlon)
Moldavia: And olruar (tiro con arco)
Monaco: Teo Druenne (Swimming)
Montenegro: Milivoj Dukić (Vela) y Danka Kovinic (tennis)
Mozambique: Matthew Lawrence (Swimming) and Alcinda Panguana (Boxing)
Namibia: Alejandro Miller (cycling)
Nicaragua: Gerald Hernández (Swimming) and Izayana Marenco (Judo)
Nigeria: Tobi Amusan (atletism)
Norway: Cristiano Sørum (Vóleibol) Y Katrine Lunde (Balonmano)
New Zealand: Yeah Aleh (Vela)
Uganda: Charles Kagimu (cycling)
Pakistan: Arshad Nadeem (Athletics) and Jehanara Nabi (Swimming)
Panama: Franklin Archibold (cycling (road) and Garza Hillary (artistic gymnastics)
Papua New Guinea:
Paraguay: Fabricio Zanotti (Golf) and Alejandra Alonso (Remo)
Netherlands: Jong Worthy (3×3 basketball) and Luisa Abbingh (handball)
Peru: Juan Postigos (Judo) and María Luisa Doig (Fencing)
Filipinas: Carlo Paalam (Boxeo)
Poland: Premislao Zamojski (Baloncesto 3×3) y Anita Wlodarczyk (Atletismo)
Puerto Rico: Sebastián Rivera (Lucha) and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (Athletics)
Portugal: FERNANDO PEPPER (Piraguism) Y ANA CABECINHA (Athletics)
Romania: Mario Cozmiuc (Remo)
San Marino: Loris Bianchi (Swimming) and Alessandra Gasparelli (Athletics)
Samoa: Don Opeloge (weightlifting)
Senegal: Luis François Mendy (Athletics)
Serbia: Maja Ognjenovic (Vóleiibol)
Singapore: Ryan Lo (candle) and Shanti Pereira (athletics)
Slovakia: JAKUB GRIGA (Pygling)
Slovenia: Benjamín Savšek (canoeing) and Ana Gros (handball)
Sweden: Peder Fredricson (Hípica) Josefina Olsson (Vela)
Swiss: Nino Schurter (cycling) and Nina Christen (shot)
Tayikistan: Temur rakhimov (judo)
Czech Republic: Lukáš Krpálek (Judo) Y Marie Horáčková (Tiro con arco)
Thailand: Boonson Puripol (Athletics)
Tunisia: Salim Jemai (Prasid Krimi (Remo)
Türkiye: Mete soda (thyro con arco) y Busenaz Sürmeneli (Boxeo)
Ukraine: Elina Svitolina (Tenis)
Uruguay: Emiliano Lasa (atletism) y María Sara Grippoli (TAekwondo)
Venezuela: Julio Mayora (weightlifting) and Yulimar Rojas (athletics)
Vietnam: Le Duc Phat (Badminton)
Australia: Eddie Okenden (grass hockey)
USA: LeBron James (basketball) and Coco Gauff (tennis)
France: Florent Manudou (Swimming) and Mélina Robert-Michon (Athletics)
