On October 25, the delegation of the Ile de France region visited the Armenian Genocide Memorial. The delegation included Jan Verling, Vice-President for Ecological Transition, Climate and Biodiversity, Cédric Guyon-Lavoca, Deputy Director-General of the European and International Strategies Department, and Environment, Agriculture Magali Sharma, Deputy Director of the Department of Health, Rural Affairs and Ecological Transition. The guests were welcomed by Lusine Abrahamyan, Deputy Director of Museum Works of HCTI. He presented the history of the construction of the memorial complex, architectural features and significance. Ian Verling laid a wreath at the memorial to the victims of the Armenian Genocide, and then the guests laid flowers at the eternal flame, paying tribute to the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Lusine Abrahamyan accompanied the guests to Hushapat, in the back of which, in special niches, the voices of their protest against the mass massacres of Armenians and the genocide carried out by the Turkish government in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are summarized. raised the small jars full of soil taken from the graves of a number of foreign public figures, politicians, intellectuals and missionaries. The guests listened with great interest about the pro-Armenian activities of Anatole France and Louis Dartige du Fournay. The members of the delegation from France also visited the Armenian Genocide Museum and, accompanied by Hasmik Martirosyan, senior tour guide of the Armenian Genocide Museum, got acquainted with the museum's permanent and temporary exhibitions. At the end of the tour, the head of the delegation made a note in the memorial book of the honored guests.