Nevertheless, this conference chaired by Rene Pleven and attended only by colonial governors declared that "self-government must be rejected" because it conflicted with the "civilizing" aims of the French.
One element of the program for this conference was the dedication of a Pharos-shaped monument to the namesake of the city in which this conference was held. Among the achievements of this conference was a declaration of the end of the "Colonial Pact" and the abolition of forced labor and the Code de l'Indigenat. Charles de Gaulle opened this conference with a speech which acknowledged that "the war is not yet won", but insisted that it was "imprudent prudence" not to work so that French subjects "benefit materially and spiritually... to raise themselves to the point where they are capable of taking a hand in the running of their countries". Nevertheless, this conference chaired by Rene Pleven and attended only by colonial governors declared that "self-government must be rejected" because it conflicted with the "civilizing" aims of the French. For 10 points, identify this 1944 conference, which established the pattern of French colonization after WWII and which is named for its host city, the capital of the Republic of the Congo. 
One element of the program for this conference was the dedication of a Pharos-shaped monument to the namesake of the city in which this conference was held.
Brazzaville Conference [or Brazzaville Declaration; prompt on "French African Conference"] 