Notre Dame Cathedral reopens in Paris after five-year restoration following fire

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is reopening on Saturday after a major restoration following a devastating fire in 2019. The restoration took five years, a significant achievement compared to the nearly two centuries it took to build the cathedral. The reopening ceremony will be held inside due to strong winds, with around 1,500 guests, including world leaders and dignitaries. The event will feature religious rituals, music, and a concert, marking a moment of unity amid global conflicts. The reopening comes as French President Emmanuel Macron faces political challenges, including a recent government collapse. The event is expected to highlight France's resilience and the cathedral's significance as a symbol of shared heritage.