Kagame: Paris memorial honors dignity and history of Rwandans

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has hailed the opening of France's first permanent memorial to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Kagame described the monument as a significant "mark of respect for the dignity of Rwandans, and history."

The memorial, located in France, stands as a powerful symbol intended to preserve historical truth. Its establishment marks a crucial step in acknowledging and remembering the atrocities committed during the genocide. President Kagame emphasized its importance in ensuring that the events of 1994 are never forgotten and that the victims are honored.

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a mark of respect for the dignity of Rwandans, and history.

Kagame's remarks highlight the significance of international recognition and remembrance efforts for the Rwandan genocide. The establishment of this permanent memorial in France is seen as a testament to the ongoing commitment to confronting the past and educating future generations about the genocide.

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a powerful symbol that preserves historical truth.