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Paris opens landmarks to Crown Prince
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited Paris and received a high-level official reception at the Élysée Palace and the historic Invalides complex. The Élysée Palace, dating back to the 18th century and serving as a symbol of French power, has historically been used as the residence of presidents and has witnessed significant events such as the French Revolution and Napoleon; today, it includes formal halls and modern diplomatic facilities. The Invalides complex, one of Paris's most prominent historic and military landmarks, was established in 1670 and houses museums and Napoleon's tomb, serving as a national symbol. The significance of the visit was raised internationally, with European press describing it as a "valued strategic partner," in the context of strengthening relations between Saudi Arabia and France.
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