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E-commerce seminar for Monegasque traders
During a seminar organised as part of the Extended Monaco for Businesses programme, Frédéric Genta, Country Chief Digital Officer, and Alexandre Pasta, Chair of the Monaco Union of Traders and Artisans, presented an updated state of play of e-commerce in the Principality of Monaco.By offering a response to consumers...
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Prince’s Government raises awareness of human rights among students at Sciences Po Campus in Menton
The Winter School made its big comeback at the Sciences Po Middle East-Mediterranean Campus in Menton from 17 to 21 January 2022. With the initiative now in its eighth consecutive year, the Department of International Cooperation offered students a week-long series of conferences and events designed to raise their a...
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Cutting-edge technology introduced to treat wastewater in the Principality and protect the Mediterranean
Continuing its commitment to develop a sustainable city that protects biodiversity on land and at sea, in 2018 the Prince’s Government launched a major investment and modernisation programme to improve the quality of wastewater treatment in the country, with support from SMEAUX, the concession holder for the drinkin...
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Police Department report and statistics for 2021 presented
Inspector General of the Police Department Richard Marangoni presented to the press a report on the Police Department’s activities during 2021 and the statistics for the year. His presentation was also attended by Minister of the Interior Patrice Cellario and members of the police general staff.Mr Marangoni opened b...
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Employment Tribunal Annual General Meeting
The Employment Tribunal held its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 19 January 2022.This legal year has seen a rise in the number of petitions submitted to the Court Clerk (83 compared with 69), an increase in rulings issued (from 50 to 65) and a rise in the backlog (303 cases pending on 30 September 2021, compared...
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