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The Paris 2024 Olympics have concluded, showcasing a spectacular array of athletic talent from around the globe. Among the competing nations, the most populous countries were particularly in the spotlight, each aiming to secure as many gold medals as possible. Here's a detailed look at how the top 20 most populous countries fared in terms of population and gold medals won at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Despite being the most populous country, India faced challenges in securing gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics. The nation is still developing its sports infrastructure and athlete training programs to achieve better results in future games.
China demonstrated its sporting prowess by clinching an impressive 40 gold medals. With a strong emphasis on athletic development and training, China continues to be a dominant force in the Olympic arena.
Matching China’s gold medal count, the United States showcased its deep talent pool across a wide range of sports. The U.S. remains a powerhouse in the Olympics, consistently ranking at the top.
Indonesia achieved notable success, securing 2 gold medals. This highlights the country's growing strength in sports like badminton and weightlifting.
Pakistan celebrated a significant achievement by winning 1 gold medal, marking an important milestone for the nation in its Olympic journey.
Despite a large population, Nigeria was unable to secure any gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics. The nation continues to invest in sports development to improve its future performances.
Brazil’s athletes shone brightly, earning 3 gold medals. The country’s strong tradition in sports like football and volleyball was evident once again.
Bangladesh, with its large population, is still striving to make a mark in the Olympics, and the Paris 2024 Games saw no gold medals for the nation.
Due to ongoing geopolitical issues and sanctions, Russia's participation in the Olympics was restricted, and detailed medal counts were not officially recorded.
Mexico did not secure any gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics, highlighting areas for potential growth in their sports programs.
Ethiopia continued its legacy in long-distance running, securing 1 gold medal in the track and field events.
Japan showcased its exceptional talent by winning 20 gold medals, excelling in sports such as judo, wrestling, and gymnastics.
The Philippines achieved a milestone with 2 gold medals, highlighting the nation's growth in sports like boxing and weightlifting.
Egypt celebrated its success with 1 gold medal, continuing to build on its strengths in sports like weightlifting and wrestling.
The Democratic Republic of Congo faced challenges in securing gold medals, emphasizing the need for further investment in sports development.
Viet Nam did not win any gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics but remains committed to improving its sports performance in future games.
Iran showcased its sporting talent by winning 3 gold medals, excelling in wrestling and weightlifting.
Türkiye did not secure any gold medals in Paris 2024, but the nation continues to focus on developing its sports infrastructure.
Germany demonstrated its strong sporting heritage by winning 12 gold medals, excelling in disciplines such as rowing, equestrian, and track and field.
Thailand achieved success by winning 1 gold medal, continuing to shine in sports like boxing and taekwondo.
The Paris 2024 Olympics highlighted the diverse talent and competitive spirit of the most populous countries in the world. While some nations reinforced their dominance, others continue to develop their sporting programs, striving for future success on the global stage. As these countries invest in athlete development and sports infrastructure, the Olympic landscape will continue to evolve, bringing new champions and memorable moments in the years to come.