Laurence des Cars & Laurent Nuñez

Laurence des Cars: Laurence des Cars, the director of the Louvre, acknowledged a 'terrible failure' in security and offered her resignation, which was refused. She is under pressure to address the museum's security weaknesses.

Laurent Nuñez: Laurent Nuñez, France's interior minister, stated that the museum's alarm was triggered and police arrived quickly, but acknowledged vulnerabilities in French museums.

Laurence des Cars: Laurence des Cars, president of the Louvre, had previously warned of 'worrying level of obsolescence' regarding security and is set to appear before the Senate's culture committee.

Laurent Nuñez: Laurent Nuñez, the France — Paris police chief, stated that investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and pledged to tighten security outside cultural institutions.

Laurence des Cars: Laurence des Cars, the director of the Louvre, offered her resignation due to the security failures that led to the heist, acknowledging gaps in surveillance and security measures.

Laurent Nuñez: Laurent Nuñez, the Interior Minister, confirmed the involvement of over 60 police investigators in the manhunt for the four robbery suspects and provided details on the heist's execution.

Laurence des Cars: Laurence des Cars, the director of the Louvre, is leading the implementation of new security measures and the 'Louvre New Renaissance' plan following the heist.