Laurence des Cars, the president and director of the Louvre, acknowledges security flaws following the theft of Crown jewels worth over 88 million euros. In a recent interview, she discussed the implementation of a security master plan aimed at improving video surveillance, which she identified as a weak point. A report from the French Court of Audit criticized the Louvre's management for prioritizing visible operations over security, revealing inadequate spending on maintenance. Despite past warnings about vulnerabilities, the Louvre has made limited progress. Four suspects have been indicted in connection with the robbery, but the stolen jewels remain missing.