French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated a new memorial in Paris, "L’Archive," dedicated to the victims of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The monument, featuring two black brass steles, honors the estimated 800,000 people, primarily ethnic Tutsis, who were massacred between April and July 1994. This event marks a significant step in France's efforts to acknowledge its role in the tragedy and foster reconciliation with Rwanda. Macron, alongside Rwandan President Paul Kagame, described the monument as a "milestone" in the ongoing path toward truth and an unprecedented reconciliation between the two nations, following Macron's previous acknowledgment of France's failure to intervene in the genocide.