The Louvre Museum in Paris is struggling to obtain necessary investment for infrastructure repairs, according to its new director, Christophe Leribault. He revealed these challenges during a recent Senate committee hearing. The museum is contending with aging facilities and a backlog of required upgrades. This financial strain coincides with a series of damaging public incidents, including water damage, a significant ticket fraud scheme, and a high-profile jewelry theft valued at $100 million. These events have further complicated efforts to secure funding and maintain the museum’s reputation. Leribault’s testimony highlights the urgent need for financial support to preserve the world’s largest art museum.