Frédéric Moulin appointed to the general management of Solideo

Indeed, Solideo is now "backed" by Grand Paris Aménagement, meaning that it retains its own legal existence, Board of Directors, governance and budget, and relies on the existing GPA teams.

This operating method is not new: it has been the one used since 2017 by EPA Orsa (Orly-Rungis-Seine-Amont Public Establishment), which has been federated with GPA since then. The budgets of each structure remain clearly separate between the different establishments.

For Jean-Philippe Dugoin-Clément, President of Grand Paris Aménagement: “The integration of SOLIDEO into GPA is a further sign of confidence from the State in GPA and a recognition of the expertise of its teams. Congratulations to Frédéric MOULIN who will be able to continue and successfully complete the projects initiated by SOLIDEO, under the guidance of its Board of Directors.”

Solideo's mission for the coming months is to finalize the Olympic legacy, and in particular the delivery of the last structures. This involves completing the redevelopment of the sites, the development of public spaces and facilities within the framework of a sustainable urban project shared with local authorities: completing the transformation into residential neighborhoods of the Athletes' Village in Saint-Denis, Saint-Ouen and Ile-Saint-Denis (93) comprising 2800 housing units, and of the Media Cluster in the territories of the towns of Dugny, La Courneuve and Le Bourget (93) with 1400 housing units.

For Frédéric Moulin: “I thank the State, and particularly the Ministers of Housing and Urban Affairs, Public Action and Accounts, and Sports, as well as the Chairs of the Boards of Directors of GPA and SOLIDEO, for the trust they have placed in me. We have been anticipating and preparing for the handover between Solideo and Grand Paris Aménagement for over a year, and we are ready! Our goal is to ensure a seamless transition of operations for the partners and elected officials involved in SOLIDEO's missions. The staff of Grand Paris Aménagement will continue the operational aspects to carry out the projects as originally planned, for the benefit of the quality of life of current and future residents who have already begun to settle in at the two sites.”