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Altrad Group To Partner For The Reconstruction Of Notre Dame Paris

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Mohed Altrad has announced the Altrad Group will ‘materially’ support the reconstruction of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

The world watched in horror on Monday 15th of April as the roof and spire of the 850-year old Paris landmark collapsed after it was engulfedĀ in flames. Although still unconfirmed the fire could be linked to major renovation works at the medieval cathedral.

Watching the incident unfold Altrad Group’s president, MohedĀ Altrad ‘immediately decided to work for its restoration’, according to a press release published today.

The statement reads:

Like every woman and man in France and abroad, Mohed Altrad, president of the Altrad group, has been particularly affected by the fire that damaged Notre-Dame de Paris on April 15, 2019. He has therefore immediately decided to work for the restoration of the monument.

The proposal of the Altrad group is to accompany materially, during all the necessary time of the works, with its expertise and its technicality, the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris.

ā€œOur group has always been driven by humanistic values. We are, in the world of scaffolding, the direct descendants of the communities who built these great monuments like Notre-Dame de Paris, allowing us to progress and move upwards. Together, with all stakeholders, we will meet the time and restoration challengesā€, explained Mohed Altrad.

 

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