On June 2, 2026, President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated a monument in Paris dedicated to the victims of the Rwanda genocide. During the ceremony, Macron acknowledged France's responsibility in the events surrounding the genocide and described the memorial as a significant step towards reconciliation.
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Macron inaugurates monument in Paris for Rwanda genocide victims
President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated a monument in Paris on June 2, 2026, honoring the victims of the Rwanda genocide. He acknowledged France's role in the genocide and referred to the memorial as an important milestone in the reconciliation process.
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Macron inaugurates monument in Paris for Rwanda genocide victims