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Prince’s Government meets transport industry representatives from Principality and Alpes-Maritimes
As promised, the Minister of State, Pierre Dartout, met representatives from the passenger transport industry in Monaco and France (taxi, luxury chauffeur-driven and private hire vehicle services) on Friday 21 October. The Minister of State was accompanied by ministers Jean Castellini and Patrice Cellario, and the m...
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United Nations – Monaco contributes to work of Third Committee on issues relating to the advancement of women and children’s rights
On 6 October 2022, Alyson Calem-Sangiorgio, Third Secretary at Monaco’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York, spoke at the session of the Committee on Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Issues, which addresses the rights of vulnerable groups.After reiterating the importance that Monaco attaches to prot...
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COVID-19: weekly health update for the Principality
As of Sunday 23 October, a total of 14,895 people have been infected with coronavirus in the Principality since the beginning of the health crisis, and 14,774 people have recovered.Last week (from 17 to 23 October), 87 new positive cases of COVID-19 were recorded.On Sunday 23 October, 13 people, including 6 resident...
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CCAF joins International Organization of Securities Commissions // Marrakech 2022
The Secretary-General of the Commission for the Control of Financial Activities (CCAF), Magali Vercesi, took part in the Annual Meeting of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) from 17 to 19 October.IOSCO was established in 1983 and brings together the regulators of the world’s major stock...
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Monaco Red Cross joins Women’s Rights Committee
In light of their shared vision focused on helping women who are victims of violence and developing their position in society, the Monaco Red Cross is joining the Women’s Rights Committee, alongside the Monegasque institutions and associations already working on these issues through the Committee.To mark the occasio...
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Monaco participates in fundraising effort to support eradication of polio
On 18 October 2022, in the margins of the World Health Summit in Berlin (Germany), Monaco took part in a fundraising conference in aid of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), and announced a financial commitment for the period 2022–2026.This funding will support global efforts aimed at overcoming the fina...
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Free bus trial in Monaco: have your say!
As part of the free bus trial that the Prince’s Government is running until 27 November 2022 with support from the Monegasque Bus Company (CAM), a survey will be carried out to assess the impact of making buses free on the frequency of services.The idea is to determine if this incentive to get people to change their...
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Palais Honoria project Changes to traffic on Boulevard de Belgique
Due to the progress being made on the Palais Honoria project, which is part of the National Housing Plan for Monegasques, the Department of Urban Amenities is set to carry out work to connect the building located at 2 Boulevard de Belgique to the water, sewage, telecommunications and electricity networks. Work on th...
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Safe electric car charging: Public Car Parks Office rolls out sprinkler system at Parking des Carmes
The incentives introduced by the Government to promote electric mobility are bearing fruit: with eco-friendly vehicles now accounting for more than 11% of registered vehicles in the country, Monaco is leading the way.To respond to this trend and enable it to continue installing Monaco On rapid charging points,the Pu...
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UN: Monaco reaffirms full support for international humanitarian law to protect civilians in armed conflicts
On 17 October 2022, Nawal Nourid, who is undertaking a final internship at Monaco’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, spoke during the deliberations of the General Assembly Sixth Committee, which considers legal questions.The Principality, which is party to the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additi...
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