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13 May 2023

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A word of welcome by H.E. Mr Didier GAMERDINGER, Ambassador of Monaco to India 
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5 December 2025

Baroque Music Concert

Baroque music concert in Monaco, organized by the Directorate of Culture : works from the years 1641 to 1684
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New Honorary Consul General of Monaco in India

4 December 2025

New Honorary Consul General of Monaco in India

The Principality of Monaco has a new Honorary Consul General in India. M. Sumeet Anand was appointed by HSH the Prince and approved by the Indian President on November 26, 2025
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28 November 2025

2025 No Finish Line

2025 edition of the No Finish Line: for 8 days, continuously, each kilometer travelled by the participants brings in one euro
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Monaco takes part in 32nd meeting of OSCE Ministerial Council
9 December 2025

Monaco takes part in 32nd meeting of OSCE Ministerial Council

OSCE - 32e CM - Vienne ©DR Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Isabelle Berro-Amadeï took part in the 32nd meeting of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Ministerial Council, which was held in Vienna on 4 and 5 December 2025. She was accompanied by H.E. Lorenzo Ravano, Monaco’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the OSCE, and Jean-Laurent Imbert, the Deputy Permanent Representative.Once again, this year’s meeting of the 57 Participating States, which brought together around 40 foreign ministers, was largely devoted to the situation in Ukraine as well as the need to reform the OSCE to enable it to fully carry out its mission in the face of security and geopolitical challenges.Isabelle Berro-Amadeï denounced the daily human rights violations and then spoke out against the intensified bombing, the repeated incursions into the airspace of several European countries and the disinformation campaigns.She also welcomed the establishment of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine and the opening for signature, on 16 December, of the Convention establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine.The Minister once again emphasised the Principality’s support for the Ukrainian people and shared the country’s concern for the fate of Ukrainian children illegally sent to Russia and Russian occupied territories. On this point, she announced the Principality’s intention to join the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children, a Canadian initiative.Isabelle Berro-Amadeï also said that during its Presidency of the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers (May to November 2026), the Principality would focus particular attention on cooperation between the OSCE and the Council of Europe, and notably on sharing best practices on preventing conflict, strengthening institutions and protecting human rights.On the margins of the Ministerial Council, the Minister held bilateral discussions on various issues of shared interest with her counterparts from Andorra and Malta.This Ministerial Council meeting was held during a pivotal year, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Helsinki Final Act, the Organisation’s founding document. Switzerland will take over the Presidency of the Organisation on 1 January next year.
 Principality of Monaco attends 93rd Interpol General Assembly in Marrakech
9 December 2025

Principality of Monaco attends 93rd Interpol General Assembly in Marrakech

Interpol Marrakech ©DR The 93rd Interpol General Assembly was held in Marrakech, in the Kingdom of Morocco, from 24 to 27 November 2025, bringing together 170 national delegations.The Principality of Monaco was represented by Éric Arella, Police Commissioner and Head of the Monaco National Central Bureau (NCB); Émilie Moreau, Police Superintendent and Head of the Criminal Investigation Division; and Pierre Wioska, Police Captain and Head of the International Cooperation Unit.The General Assembly, Interpol’s decision-making body, adopted a significant number of key resolutions and held various thematic sessions, round tables, technical demonstrations and bilateral meetings.Following the elections for the Executive Committee, Lucas Philippe, representing France, took over from Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi as President of Interpol for a term of four years.The event offered an opportunity to engage in strategic, operational and institutional discussions focusing on the future of international police cooperation, the development of Interpol’s technological tools and several planned reforms to the texts that govern Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization.
Her Excellency Ms Evelyne Genta becomes Monaco’s Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates
4 December 2025

Her Excellency Ms Evelyne Genta becomes Monaco’s Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates

S.E. Mme Evelyne GENTA nouvellement accréditée en qualité d’Ambassadeur de Monaco aux Emirats Arabes Unis ©DR On 1 December 2025, H.E. Ms Evelyne Genta formally presented her diplomatic credentials to His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, becoming the first Ambassador of the Principality of Monaco to the United Arab Emirates.The appointment marks a new chapter in bilateral relations between Monaco and the UAE, strengthening the bonds of friendship between the two countries and paving the way for future collaboration.
Monaco takes part in 10th Union for the Mediterranean  Regional Forum in Barcelona
4 December 2025

Monaco takes part in 10th Union for the Mediterranean Regional Forum in Barcelona

Délégation MCO à l'UPM ©DR On 28 November 2025, the Principality of Monaco took part in the 10th Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) Regional Forum alongside the organisation’s 43 member states. The Forum marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Barcelona Process. The Monegasque delegation comprised H.E. Ms Catherine Fautrier-Rousseau, Monaco’s Ambassador to Spain, and Ms Tatiana El Khoury, Third Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.This year’s Forum saw the launch of the Pact for the Mediterranean, an initiative supported by the European Union and a number of partner countries on the southern shores of the Mediterranean. The intention is to provide the UfM with an updated roadmap for the coming years. The Pact focuses attention on three interlinked priorities: human development and social innovation, the building of more sustainable and integrated economies, and the strengthening of security, resilience and managed migration.This refreshed framework seeks to bolster the role of the UfM as a cooperation platform based on dialogue, respect for international law and the principles of the United Nations Charter, against a backdrop of tense geopolitical relations in the Mediterranean.In his opening speech, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares reiterated the strategic importance of the Mediterranean and the unique nature of the UfM, the only body which brings together Israel and Palestine on an equal footing, demonstrating the relevance of multilateral dialogue, particularly during periods of crisis.Discussions naturally focused on the situation in the Middle East. Several States stressed the need to respect international humanitarian law and to ensure that civilians have safe, unimpeded access to aid.The Monegasque delegation closely followed all of the Forum’s work, and also had the opportunity to engage in discussions about the issues raised with several regional partners on the margins of the event. 

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