Thanks to the local association Les Amis du Fort the former military fort of Cormeilles opens its doors to the public every 1st Sunday of the month was intended to be a key element in the defense of the capital the fort was the first to be equipped with an anti-aircraft battery capable of shooting down the zeppelins that came to bomb Paris and this year sees the inauguration of a new Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires The 2024 Heritage Days are the ideal time to discover the fort as in addition to guided and self-guided tours there are plenty ofactivities for the whole family Take part in guided tours of the fort and its museums: discover its history the folk art and traditions that surround it le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here Discover how Paris 2024 became the most media-covered Olympic Games in history See how the Olympic Games’ communications team supported by Wiztrust’s tailored PR platform overcame complex challenges-from synchronizing teams and managing thousands of journalists to ensuring top-level security Learn how innovative digital tools and expert support enabled Paris 2024 to achieve record-breaking visibility and flawless brand protection Download the full Paris 2024 Success Case now and get inspired by the strategies behind this record-breaking achievement For further information and other cases please visit Wiztrust.com protect your company and its directors from disinformation and adopt the “trust mark” of the market leaders plan campaigns targeting your audiences through all channels (e-mail social media) and organise your activities and events improve results by exploiting your data's true depth Discover the best way to manage your PR & Marketing efficiently: Wiztrust is THE integrated communication platform for corporate professionals Prioritise your activities thanks to a clearer view on your assets Manage your communication thanks to a collaborative platform for you and your team Certify your corporate communication thanks to our blockchain-backed technology Save your team and yourself some precious time Learn more about Wiztrust in our case study Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors During the confinement period, you can access PSG TV Premium for free and enjoy all this season's match videos. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience the club’s media are meeting up with a former Paris Saint-Germain academy player we’re headed for Saint-Germain-en-Laye to catch up with ex-Titi Mickaël Paupin as he talks about what he’s up to now as well as about his time at Paris Paris Saint-Germain's U19s are set to face Olympique de Marseille in the semi-finals of the Championnat National U19 on Sunday What memories do you have of the two knockout-stage campaigns that you played in "Some good memories and some not-so-good memories but losing to that particular team is even harder to take I'd been voted as the best player of the knockout stage especially as I'd lost my dad exactly a year ago to that day gave me so much support throughout the season that defeat was beneficial for us going into the U19 final against Monaco the following year There was no way we could come away from that game without the trophy David Bechkoura managed to get the best out of a very young squad and we got our revenge in front of our families and the PSG fans who had made the trip to Orléans It had been several seasons since the academy had won a title so we were determined to leave a trace of our time there There's nothing better than winning a league title with your mates and I hope that the current crop can do the same How did your personality develop over the course of your academy career There was a perfect sense of cohesion within Morad Mouhoubi's U13 squad I don't remember having even the slightest problem; I turned up to the training pitch and to school with a smile on my face every day I always gave everything for the squad but also for the shirt which mattered more to me than anything else." Your spell at the academy almost didn't happen… "Despite having a great season with Cédric Cattenoy's U14s the coaching staff weren't sure whether or not to keep me so I had some bone tests done to get an idea of what the next few years would look like I became a boarding-school student for the first time by joining the academy and I listened to my coaches' advice by adopting a healthy daily lifestyle I knew that I was immensely lucky to be able to play for Paris You also got the chance to train with the first team "Being a starter with the reserve team in the fourth tier The standout player from back in my day was Nenê A player like Mathieu Bodmer also impressed me He gave me a lot of advice and constantly told me that I shouldn't be afraid to show what I could do it was very difficult to sign a professional contract as shown by the fact that no player from the 1991 generation made it that far [note: Kévin Rimane signed a professional contract upon his return to the club in 2014] the club's youth teams were competing towards the top end of the table every year as I was sensible enough to understand that the world hadn't stopped turning The hardest part wasn't leaving Paris Saint-Germain but finding a new club When you're used to having a certain level of comfort around you got me a trial at US Créteil [in the third tier] I essentially lost a year during which I trained with Entente Sannois Saint-Gratien I then got myself back to full fitness and joined Chartres in the fifth tier who were being managed by the late Manu Abreu [a Paris-Saint Germain player from 1983 to 1984]." You haven't played competitively since the summer of 2021 when I was playing for Fleury in the fourth tier I didn't recover in the way that I would've liked to because of the various lockdowns I had two operations on my patellar ligament That's why I've taken the time to get myself physically ready before I step onto the pitch again I'm hoping to find a project somewhere in the summer so that I can keep up my passion for football "I work for car dealers Groupe Vauban in Saint-Germain-en-Laye My main task is to carry out tests as well as the final few steps of vehicle preparation before handing it over to the customer I take the route that goes to the Camp des Loges to get to the dealership each day so I won't be forgetting my years as a Rouge et Bleu player any time soon." what message would you like to give to your dad dad!' He made me into the man that I am now He instilled some great values in me and taught me to never give up I'd apologise to him because I didn't achieve my dream of becoming a professional footballer He made so many sacrifices to help me get there and encouraged me so much to reach the highest level possible That's why I'm still a loyal supporter of the club Date of birth: 14th June 1991Place of birth: Cormeilles-en-Parisis (Val-d'Oise)Position: DefenderClub career: Montigny-lès-Cormeilles FO (1998–2004) FC Fleury 91 (2019–2021)Honours: Championnat U16 runner-up (2009) whether seated in bubbles or next to teddy bears customers are coming to terms with the new norms of eating out Photograph: Ernesto Benavides/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Ricardo Arduengo/AFP/Getty Images Boris Diaw is a French professional basketball player who has a net worth of $22 million He played high school basketball in France and competed in the LNB Pro A league before the Atlanta Hawks drafted him with the 21st overall pick during the 2003 NBA Draft Diaw played with the Hawks until 2005 when he joined the Phoenix Suns until 2008 He later played with the Charlotte Bobcats (2008-2012) and currently plays with San Antonio as of October of 2014 He earned French League Rising Star honors in 2002 and was named the French Player's MVP a year later Diaw was the league's Most Improved Player while playing with the Suns and he was part of the Spurs' 2014 NBA Championship-winning team Diaw competed internationally with the French national team earning a gold medal at the 2013 FIBA EuroBasket in Slovenia and a bronze at the 2014 World Cup in Spain which helps Senegalese children get involved in sports and gain better educational opportunities © 2025 Celebrity Net Worth / All Rights Reserved