This year marks the 200th anniversary of the first known permanent photograph ever created, a milestone in the history of visual storytelling. To celebrate this occasion, 17 RFI editorial teams—each working in a different language, including the French team—have launched a special multilingual series beginning on September 14. The initiative, titled "Objectifs Monde," explores 17 iconic photographs that have had a significant impact on history. The series aims to highlight the power of photography in capturing pivotal moments and shaping public perception. Each photograph selected for "Objectifs Monde" represents a defining event or cultural shift, offering viewers a deeper understanding of how images can influence history and memory. RFI, a global news organization, has long used multimedia storytelling to connect with audiences worldwide. By presenting the series in multiple languages, the initiative ensures that people from diverse linguistic backgrounds can engage with these historical images and their stories. This approach reflects RFI's commitment to providing accessible, international news coverage. Through "Objectifs Monde," RFI invites its audience to reflect on the role of photography in documenting human experiences and shaping global narratives. The series not only celebrates the bicentenary of the first permanent photograph but also underscores the enduring significance of visual media in today’s interconnected world.