During his visit to Germany, French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral will reopen its doors on December 8 as scheduled following the reconstruction after the fire in 2019. Macron made this announcement during a discussion with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Berlin. The German capital is currently celebrating the 75th anniversary of the German Basic Law and the 35th anniversary of the peaceful revolution that led to the reunification of Germany.
Macron emphasized that everyone will be able to visit the cathedral once it is rebuilt. When asked about whether France will stick to the December 8 reopening date for Notre Dame, Macron assured that it will be respected. He also mentioned that France has other major events to prepare for, such as hosting the Olympic Games in Paris starting on July 26 and the Paralympic Games beginning on August 28.
The reconstruction of Notre Dame is an important symbol of resilience and unity for the French people, and its reopening will be a momentous occasion. The cathedral has been undergoing extensive renovations since its fire in April 2019, which caused significant damage to its iconic structure and left many people concerned about its future. However, with Macron’s confirmation of its upcoming reopening date, it appears that Notre Dame will soon return to its former glory and continue to serve as a cherished landmark for France and visitors alike.
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