Notre Dame Cathedral reopens in Paris after five-year restoration with world leaders in attendance

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris reopened on Saturday after a five-year restoration following a devastating fire in 2019. The ceremony, attended by world leaders, was moved indoors due to high winds and included religious rituals and a concert. The restoration is seen as a significant achievement for France, with President Emmanuel Macron highlighting it as a symbol of unity amid global challenges. The event featured a presidential address and performances by renowned artists, celebrating the cathedral's cultural importance. Security was tight for the reopening, with the area around Notre Dame closed to tourists. The cathedral is expected to attract 15 million visitors annually, reflecting its global significance and the support it received after the fire.