Supported by the presence of more than 200 people, this evening was seen as a momentum of hope and a movement of solidarity in response to current events.
Various worlds sharing common values, from top-level athletes to business leaders, including the pillars of the Azurian associative world, elected officials from many municipalities such as Nice, Grasse, Fréjus, and Draguignan, charitable organizations, and those who will be the high-level athletes of tomorrow, all responded to the call.
The evening was not without emotion, notably during the minute of silence in tribute to the victims of Paris, and the posthumous awarding of the Medal of Honor from the Regional Olympic and Sports Committee of the Côte d’Azur to Camille Muffat and Jules Bianchi.
For Myriam Kloster, French Volleyball Team and Patron of the evening
“It’s truly a very beautiful evening, I am very honored to be the patron. It’s really a great opportunity to meet people and to open up.”
The final word goes to Ivan Coste-Manière, the president of CROS Côte Azur: “Today, more than ever, the Parfum de Victoire evening has taken on its full significance. At the dawn of a changing world, we decided to maintain our evening, and with no regrets whatsoever.”
