Le Mur pour la Paix
Le Mur pour la Paix (monument, 7th arrondissement): €845k of City money since 2010 and 9 Paris Council deliberations, every fact linked to its source.
Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.
845k €
ordered from companies for this place — contract ceilings, not spending
What the City funds here
Works and renovation
845k €
contract ceiling · 2019–2020
2 contracts signed in 2019–2020, 845 k € ceiling
A contract amount is a ceiling, not spending: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.
What the Paris Council said about it
6 moments chosen from the 43 deliberations read.
DECEMBER 2020The Executive files its own motion on the matterMotion from the "Indépendants et Progressistes" group and a motion from the Executive on relocating the Wall.DECEMBER 2020A specific destination is finally proposedMotion from the Écologiste de Paris group on relocating the Wall to Avenue de Breteuil.MAY 2016The Architecte des Bâtiments de France publicly reaffirms the absence of authorization to occupy public landMotion from the GEP group on maintaining the green space, opposed in session by councillors from the 7th arrondissement (Républicains, UDI), who announce they will vote against it, after 16 years of residents' complaints.MARCH 2004First costed figure in the caseThe City puts the cost of a permanent transfer at 1.1 million euros, to be borne by the owning association.MAY 2003Reveals the legal uncertainty over responsibilityThe City responds that it carries out occasional upkeep interventions without being the owner.OCTOBER 2001First political signal of the siting conflictFirst question from councillors of the 7th arrondissement asking for the "Wall for Peace" to be moved out of the Champ-de-Mars.2 more moments, 2004–2011
DECEMBER 2011The matter returns to the Council seven years laterMotion from the U.M.P.P.A. and Centre et Indépendants groups concerning the "Wall for Peace".JULY 2004The local authority sets a clear financial limitThe City confirms it is ready to store the work after dismantling but refuses to pay for its transfer.Other places · Squares & monuments
