The Secretary-General and the Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina then flew by helicopter to Srebrenica, where they visited the Potocari Memorial Center, commemorating the victims of the 1995 genocide. While there, Mr. Ban Ki-moon and Mr. Bakir Izetbegovic, together with their wives, laid a wreath at the Memorial Stone and observed a minute of silence. They toured the Memorial Centre, including walking around the Memory Wall, where the names of the victims of Srebrenica are engraved. They also visited the Museum of Genocide, where the Secretary-General met with representatives of the Srebrenica Women’s Association - a group of victims’ mothers and stated that "the international community failed in preventing the genocide that unfolded. But we have learned from the horror and we are learning still". “There is perhaps nowhere in the world more difficult, more painful, than here for the United Nations Secretary-General to visit,” he told reporters.  “We must learn from the lessons of Srebrenica,” the Secretary-General said.  “The United Nations is doing, will continue to do all that we can to prevent this [so that] Srebrenica will not happen anytime, anywhere, to anyone.”