Eighteen years after the landmark agreement, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has matured from a controversial concept—once decried as a "cultural Chernobyl"—into a global cultural powerhouse welcoming a record 1.42 million visitors in 2024.
Eighteen years after the landmark agreement, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has matured from a controversial concept—once decried as a "cultural Chernobyl"—into a global cultural powerhouse welcoming a record 1.42 million visitors in 2024.