Trump visits Parisian Notre-Dame opening

Trump visits Parisian Notre-Dame opening

The chosen President Donald Trump plans to take part in this week to take part in the reopening of the cathedral Notre-Dame on December 7th. This will be his first trip abroad since his election in November for a second term.

Strengthen relationships with Macron

Trump's team has had talks with the office of France's President Emmanuel Macron for days regarding the visit. The elected President of the United States was invited by the French government to participate in the reopening ceremony, such as sources reported with the plans.

"President Emmanuel Macron did an excellent job to make sure that Notre-Dame shines in full shine again-and even more," Trump wrote on Monday on his Truth Social platform. "It will be a very special day for everyone!"

a special relationship

Trump and Macron worked closely together during the first term of the term of Trump, with their relationship being often described as a kind of "bromance", even though they were sometimes obvious. Macron was the first foreign state leader to congratulate Trump after he had won a not consecutive term as the second US President. "Congratulations, President @Raldonaldtrump ready to work again as in the four years before. With your convictions and mine. With respect and ambition. X. Later in the evening Trump and Macron made a phone call, according to Macron's office.

fascination for emergency lady

After the invitation had received, Trump informed his team that he wanted to take part in the event because he has long been fascinated by emergency ladies, which was badly damaged in 2019 by a fire. At that time, Trump had followed the shots of the burning building on Air Force One plane and commented on social media: "It is so terrible to watch the massive fire in the cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris. Perhaps flying water bombers could be used to extinguish it.

Security and top -class guests

The reopening ceremony, which takes place this weekend, is expected to attract around 50 heads of state and government and government, said the Paris police chief Laurent Nunez in an interview with the Associated press .

Future -oriented meetings

How CNN recently reported , plane macron, Trump and the CEO of Tesla and Spacex, Elon Musk, which is also intended for a role in his government, invite you to a summit about artificial intelligence in Paris in early February

Trump's visit to Paris takes place only a few days after the Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has traveled to Florida to eat with him in the Mar-A-Lago. This was the first personal meeting of a G7 leader with Trump since election day.

This story has been updated with further details.