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In the heart of Paris, the world&rsquo;s most visited museum, home to the Mona Lisa, was at the center of a shocking robbery that rattled France&rsquo;s cultural conscience. A day after the daring theft at the Louvre, French President Emmanuel Macron broke his silence, calling it an assault on the nation&rsquo;s very identity.
&ldquo;The theft committed at the Louvre is an attack on a heritage that we cherish because it is our History. We will recover the works, and the perpetrators will be brought to justice,&rdquo; Macron said in a statement on X, vowing swift action.
He assured that every arm of law enforcement is working &ldquo;under the leadership of the Paris prosecutor&rsquo;s office&rdquo; to track down the culprits behind the high-profile art heist that forced the Louvre to shut its doors on Sunday morning.
Macron also highlighted that the &ldquo;Louvre New Renaissance&rdquo; project, launched earlier this year, includes reinforced security systems to protect France&rsquo;s cultural treasures. &ldquo;It will be the guarantor of the preservation and protection of what constitutes our memory and our culture,&rdquo; he added.
As investigations intensify, the theft has reignited debate about museum security and the vulnerability of priceless heritage in an age of audacious crime. Paris, a city defined by its art, is once again holding its breath, this time not in awe, but in anticipation of justice.

Macron Calls Louvre Theft ‘Attack on Heritage’

French President vows justice after daring Louvre heist, calls it a blow to national pride

Macron Calls Louvre Theft ‘Attack on Heritage’

French President vows justice after daring Louvre heist, calls it a blow to national pride

October 20, 2025 | 22:07 IST