Macron visits Notre Dame cathedral, marking one year until its reopening
(8 Dec 2023)
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Paris - 8 December 2023
1. French President Emmanuel Macron climbing scaffolding surrounding Notre Dame Cathedral, and greeting worker
2. Close of Macron
3. Mid of Macron meeting workers
4. Mid of Macron and officials looking at restoration work
5. Various of Macron looking at restored piece
STORYLINE:
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Friday, one year before its scheduled reopening in 2024.
He was there to see the current state of restoration works after a blaze burned through the roof and spire on April 15, 2019.
Friday's visit is Macron's sixth to the cathedral to monitor the rebuilding process.
Huge oak beams have been hoisted skyward so the cathedral can be re-roofed.
The spire, reconstructed from its previous design by the famed 19th-century French architect Viollet-le-Duc, stands at 96 meters (315 feet), crowned with a rooster and cross.
Macron will pay tribute to Gen. Jean-Louis Georgelin, a key figure in the reconstruction and who died in August, by etching the general's name into the wood of the spire.
Macron will also survey improvements in the cathedral’s nave and choir and discuss future projects, including a new museum and contemporary stained glass windows to memorialize the restoration period itself.
The French leader’s visit also underscores a personal attachment to the architectural jewel, a symbol of the country's rich cultural, literary and religious history.
The schedule calls for the completion of the penultimate restoration phase by the end of the year, with the cathedral’s much-anticipated reopening set for Dec. 8, 2024.
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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS VIA AGENCY POOL (AFPTV)
Paris - 8 December 2023
1. French President Emmanuel Macron climbing scaffolding surrounding Notre Dame Cathedral, and greeting worker
2. Close of Macron
3. Mid of Macron meeting workers
4. Mid of Macron and officials looking at restoration work
5. Various of Macron looking at restored piece
STORYLINE:
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Friday, one year before its scheduled reopening in 2024.
He was there to see the current state of restoration works after a blaze burned through the roof and spire on April 15, 2019.
Friday's visit is Macron's sixth to the cathedral to monitor the rebuilding process.
Huge oak beams have been hoisted skyward so the cathedral can be re-roofed.
The spire, reconstructed from its previous design by the famed 19th-century French architect Viollet-le-Duc, stands at 96 meters (315 feet), crowned with a rooster and cross.
Macron will pay tribute to Gen. Jean-Louis Georgelin, a key figure in the reconstruction and who died in August, by etching the general's name into the wood of the spire.
Macron will also survey improvements in the cathedral’s nave and choir and discuss future projects, including a new museum and contemporary stained glass windows to memorialize the restoration period itself.
The French leader’s visit also underscores a personal attachment to the architectural jewel, a symbol of the country's rich cultural, literary and religious history.
The schedule calls for the completion of the penultimate restoration phase by the end of the year, with the cathedral’s much-anticipated reopening set for Dec. 8, 2024.
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