The reopening ceremony of Notre Dame, with its several different implications, is a significant event.
Emmanuel Macron's promise of rebuilding Notre Dame within five years was kept thanks to funds raised from large corporations, celebrities, and individual donors, and his personal commitment to the project.
The pivotal role in accomplishing this Herculean task was played by the experts in the construction and restoration, under the leadership of a public entity created for the occasion.
The rebirth of Notre Dame underscores the extraordinary political power of heritage as a safe bet in times of crisis.
The reconstruction of Notre Dame is not a response to the deep-seated issues in the country but showcases France's soft power of drawing global attention to its talents, organization, and resilience.
Conclusion: The renovation of Notre Dame represents a bright point amidst political and social crises, demonstrating France's ability to attract international attention and highlight its heritage, despite ongoing challenges.