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Notre-Dame Reopening: Macron to Attend Ceremony

French President Emmanuel Macron will attend the reopening ceremony of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking the completion of its reconstruction after the 2019 fire.

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Emmanuel MacronLaurent UlrichOlivier Ribadeau-DumasSybille Bellamy-BrownPope Francis

What are the key details regarding the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral to the public?: On November 29th, Macron will make a final visit to the restoration site and deliver a speech inside the cathedral, thanking those involved in its reconstruction. This will be his seventh visit to the site.
What is the significance of Emmanuel Macron's involvement in the Notre-Dame reopening ceremony?: Emmanuel Macron will deliver a speech on the parvis of Notre-Dame Cathedral on December 7th, before attending the reopening ceremony, and will also attend the first public mass on December 8th.
How is the reopening of Notre-Dame being framed in the context of French national identity and narratives of national decline?: The reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral to the public is set for December 8th, with a capacity of 1,900-3,000 visitors. A free ticketing system will allow for reservations.

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