Trump in France for the reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris

Donald Trump has announced that he will attend the grand re-opening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, scheduled for December 7, after its restoration following the devastating fire of 2019.

According to CNN, Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron have been in talks for several weeks.

Trump confirmed this information on his social network, Truth Social, where he praised Emmanuel Macron’s work in overseeing the total restoration of Notre-Dame.

He added that the cathedral is now even more splendid than before.

He also added that the official reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris would be a very special day for everyone.

In April 2019, a devastating fire ravaged Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, destroying the spire and part of the roof.

The spectacular fire lasted several hours before being brought under control.

Fortunately, the main structure, as well as the works of art and relics, were preserved.

However, the damage was considerable, necessitating a major restoration of the building, which has since been undertaken.

This will be Trump’s first trip abroad since winning the 2024 presidential election.

This trip will take place before he officially takes office next January.