Louvre set for fresh start as leadership change follows string of scandals

After months of scandal and scrutiny, the Louvre is preparing for new leadership as France moves to restore confidence in its most visited museum, as the museum president resigns.

25 Feb, 08:29 — 25 Feb, 09:47

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The leadership change at the Louvre, the world's most visited museum, is significant as it follows a period marked by a string of scandals and intense scrutiny. This transition aims to restore public confidence and ensure the continued prestige and smooth operation of a major cultural institution. The appointment of a new president signals an effort by France to address past issues and usher in a fresh start.

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LouvreWorld's most visited museum facing leadership change Laurence des CarsOutgoing President of the Louvre Christophe LeribaultNew President of the Louvre Château de VersaillesLeribault's previous leadership post FranceCountry overseeing the Louvre's leadership transition

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First report: rfi-english · 25 Feb, 08:29|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 1h|Window: 1h

rfi-english25 Feb, 08:29First to report