From July 24, the railings of Square Paul Robin, in Paris's 18th arrondissement, will host the Zero Malaria Goal exhibition—a selection of photographs from an international competition launched in 2024 by Team Zéro Palu for the Paris Olympic Games.
Through the eyes of photographers from around the world, these photographs reveal the reality of the fight against malaria in the countries most affected by the disease. Powerful, deeply human and thought-provoking images that remind us that malaria remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases. Beyond its international perspective, the exhibition also offers an opportunity to address a public-health issue closer to home: the spread of the tiger mosquito in France. Native to tropical Asia, this potential carrier of diseases such as dengue and chikungunya is now present in many French departments. The exhibition suggests simple, practical steps to curb its spread—eliminating standing water, protecting yourself from bites and reporting sightings. A free exhibition open to everyone, to enjoy while strolling through the neighborhood. More information about the tiger mosquito: Watch Out for Tiger Mosquitoes! - Ville de Paris
Admission: On the railings of the square.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Dimpal Pancholi / Team Zéro Palu