Overview
- On November 13, site-by-site tributes will be held across Paris and at the Stade de France, with President Emmanuel Macron attending each ceremony and live coverage on TF1 and France 2, plus a public screen at Place de la République.
- The Jardin mémoriel facing the Hôtel de Ville will be inaugurated at 6 p.m. in a ceremony closed to the public but televised, featuring speeches by Macron, Mayor Anne Hidalgo, and victim association leaders Philippe Duperron and Arthur Dénouveaux.
- Life for Paris plans to formally dissolve on November 13, a choice its president Arthur Dénouveaux says is meant to avoid being confined to a victim identity.
- Long-running Crédoc research finds the 13‑November attacks remain the primary terrorism reference in French collective memory, with 56% reporting a persistent sense of everyday insecurity.
- Recent legal action has advanced related probes, as Maëva B., the former partner of Salah Abdeslam, was placed under formal investigation and jailed over an alleged foiled plot and a USB drive provided to him.