Juegos Panamericanos; Juegos Parapanamericanos; Lima 2019; Carlos Neuhaus Author: Lima 2019 press release Lima, 15 October 2019

LIMA 2019 PARTICIPATES IN SPORTS EXPERT FORUM AT SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA UNIVERSITY

Carlos Neuhaus, president of the Organizing Committee, spoke at the meeting held at San Ignacio de Loyola University.

Carlos Neuhaus, Presidente del Comité Organizador expuso en la reunión desarrollada en la Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola.

The Pan American and Parapan American Games model is a studied subject and, therefore, the president of the Organizing Committee, Carlos Neuhaus, spoke at the Sports Expert Forum, organized by San Ignacio de Loyola University.

The event was organized by this university’s Physical Activity and Sport Sciences department. At the meeting, Neuhaus explained the main achievements of the best Pan American and Parapan American Games in history.

Carlos Neuhaus participated in the framework of the dissertation on the impact and massification of physical activity, at the Sports Expert Forum regarding national sports policy.

The president of Lima 2019 gave an account of his management, which began in September 2016, pointing out that the construction of the main buildings began in December 2017, with the Pan American Village, which was completed before the Games. He said that the agreement signed in 2019 with the UK was key.

At this event organized by the National Society of Industries, through the Industrial Development Center, Neuhaus explained the key elements that influenced the delivery and organization of the most important multi-sports celebration in the continent, considered the best in history by international organizations.

In the auditorium filled with university authorities and students of said degree, the president of Lima 2019 stated that, thanks to the Games, Peru now has new project management, which included transparency in the tendering process, which will remain as a legacy for society.

After the meeting, Carlos Neuhaus was recognized by the university due to the successful delivery of the Games in Peru.