MUST WATCH: Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral Unveils Restored Interior Five Years After Destructive Fire

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Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral unveils its restored interior five years after the destructive fire.
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Thank you very much.
Good morning, Mr President.
Here too.
A date.
Exactly.
Yes, it's moving.
Moving.
Yes, in every way.
Thank you very much.
It's me who's moving.
We're going to have the opportunity to say hello.
I'm very happy to be on your side.
Good morning, Madam.
Are you doing well?
Very well, and you?
Happy to see you again.
Absolutely.
Thank you.
Brigitte.
Ah, right.
Did you see Basmet?
So?
She's been repaired, reinvented, rebuilt.
This size.
It was a bit like a tunnel before.
It was very dark on the sides.
And now we rediscover the entire width of the cathedral.
And so the chapels will welcome the tapestries of the national furniture.
These are the northern chapels.
Yes, the northern chapels.
The tapestries were prepared, lent by the national furniture.
Yes, I recognize some of them.
In the meantime.
And it's very, very happy.
And they will designate, the chapels will be renamed and designate characters from the Old Testament.
The company of stonecutters who have redone the roads.
One of the great challenges of this project.
Henri de Révié.
Hello, Mr. President.
Hello, Henri.
Thank you for being here.
Hello.
And for contributing.
So, tell us a little.
Tell us.
We arrived here in early 2021.
Almost two years after the fire.
And we actually discovered this company.
Right now, we're above theこんにちは gate in the corner of the church.
And what we have now is a promontory.
Here is where the company of stonecutters
It's above the heart?
It's above the heart, yes.
Okay.
And we see the budding of the vines, of the extract of the vines, just above which
we find ourselves.
And this passion, this commitment, this passion for the material, this passion for
the know-how, we find it particularly in the carpenter, but in all the corps de métier,
a good twenty corps de métier who have intervened on this cathedral.
And at the same time, in the individual commitment, but in the collective feeling, we found
this unity, this pride, this passion, and happy people, happy to do what they do.
I confirm, having invested a lot in each other, we have invested a lot, and it is a key element
that stands out.
The word passion is a key element that stands out.
This unity is the fruit of this passion.
You were the alchemists of the site, and you transformed coal into art, if I may
say so.
