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I moved this article to its present title because, since its origins as Grand Paris (the proper name of the original initiative), it has been mostly rewritten around the latest, most relevent initiative and its name.

Still, it remains to consider that politically (and mostly away from the public eye), many politicians (usually authors or partisans of the original Grand Paris initiative) consider the Métropole du Grand Paris initiative to be part of the 'deeper' (also as in 'under the surface') initiative that was Grand Paris. Perhaps this merits mention, and perhaps the original Grand Paris initiative deserves an article of its own.

In any case, in the meantime, this article still contains many references to Grand Paris, and anything pertaining to it should be, for reader clarity, regrouped in a section of its own. I'm for this latter version (I'm not so sure that English wikipedia is so interested in the detailed intricacies of French politics), so if there is no additional comment on this, this is what I'll be moving towards here. Cheers. TP  ✎  ✓ 04:50, 15 September 2017 (UTC) reply