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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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9 April 2025

Restaurant l’Abysse in Monte-Carlo

An exceptional Japanese cuisine experience, crowned by a second star in the famous Michelin guide
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30 January 2025

The festivities of Saint Devote

Patron saint of the Principality of Monaco
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28 January 2025

93th Monte-Carlo Car Rally

First event of the WRC world championship season
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L’Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne en visite à Palma de Majorque
7 May 2025

L’Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne en visite à Palma de Majorque

S.E. Mme Catherine FAUTRIER ROUSSEAU, Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne, a été reçue par la Présidente du Gouvernement des Baléares, Mme Margalida PROHENS RIGO. L’Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne, S.E. Mme Catherine FAUTRIER ROUSSEAU, a effectué le vendredi 2 mai une visite à Palma de Majorque (Iles Baléares).Au cours de cette visite, organisée par le Consul de Monaco en charge des Iles Baléares (Majorque, Minorque, Ibiza et Formentera), Mme Laura CALVO BORREGO, l’Ambassadeur a été reçue par la Présidente du Gouvernement des Baléares, Mme Margalida PROHENS RIGO. Cet entretien fut l’occasion d’évoquer les collaborations possibles entre l’île de Majorque et Monaco, notamment dans les domaines de la protection de l’environnement, du tourisme, des activités portuaires et du yachting. A l’issue de cette rencontre, a eu lieu une réunion avec le Maire de Palma, M. Jaime MARTINEZ LLABRES, afin de discuter des possibilités d’accueillir, en 2026, à l’occasion de la célébration des 150 ans de relations diplomatiques entre Monaco et l’Espagne, une exposition sur ce sujet. Préalablement à ces audiences, l’Ambassadeur a été accueillie au Consulat de Monaco à Palma, où elle a pu s’entretenir avec l’équipe de Mme CALVO.  S.E. Mme Catherine FAUTRIER ROUSSEAU, Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne, a été reçue par le Maire de Palma, M. Jaime MARTINEZ LLABRES.
A delegation from Macao (China) visits the Principality
6 May 2025

A delegation from Macao (China) visits the Principality

Visite d’une délégation de Macau en Principauté ©DR Following their initial visit back in March, a delegation from the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region (China) returned to the Principality on 28 April 2025 to attend the launch of the Monaco Clean Fusion Forum, held at the Yacht Club de Monaco with the support of the Prince Albert II Foundation.Monaco's Ambassador to China, H.E. Ms Marie-Pascale Boisson, took this opportunity to hold a bilateral meeting between the Chinese delegation and several representatives of Monegasque entities from the Principality's economic, technological and scientific sectors.The attendees discussed their work, expertise and shared commitments. The discussions shed light on Monaco's expertise in finding innovative solutions and emerging technologies that are particularly likely to boost the ecological transition in various cutting-edge sectors, such as energy production and storage and biomedical research focused on environmental health.The meeting was attended by Mr Guillaume Rose, Chief Executive Officer of the Monaco Economic Board, Ms Sandrine Sauval, Director of MonacoTech, Ms Delphine Frappier, Secretary General of Monaco Scientific Centre, Mr Eric Villalong, President of the Chamber of Renewable Energies and Ecology of Monaco, Mr Mirco Albisetti, President of Aton Green Monaco.The Macao Government delegation, led by the Secretary for Economy and Finance, Mr Tai Kin Ip, included Dr Che Weng Keon, Chairman of the Science and Technology Development Fund Committee, and Mr Iong Nin Fai, Head of the Macao Economic and Technological Development Bureau. 
A diplomat from Monaco's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has been elected Vice-Chair of the Committee on Information for 2025-2026
5 May 2025

A diplomat from Monaco's Permanent Mission to the United Nations has been elected Vice-Chair of the Committee on Information for 2025-2026

Une diplomate de la Mission permanente de Monaco à l'ONU élue Vice-Présidente du Comité de l'information pour 2025-2026 ©DR On 28 April 2025, Ms Alyson Calem-Sangiorgio, Second Secretary at the Permanent Mission of Monaco to the United Nations, was elected Vice-Chair and Rapporteur of the United Nations Committee on Information* for 2025-2026. This Committee handles matters relating to public information and global communication. It oversees the work of the Department of Global Communications (DCG), which aims to strengthen the impact, transparency and credibility of the UN’s work.In her speech, Ms Calem-Sangiorgio emphasised the importance of the UN positioning itself as a reliable source of information in a world where misinformation continues to spread at an ever-increasing rate. She also highlighted the DCG's vital role in providing factual, accessible, and multilingual information, and she praised flagship initiatives—from the 'Verified' campaign to sports diplomacy partnerships such as the 'Football for the Goals' programme—that show how the United Nations can reach diverse and engaged audiences.Ms Calem-Sangiorgio reaffirmed Monaco's commitment to defending fundamental freedoms such as freedom of expression, the safety of journalists, and multilingualism as the foundations of a trustworthy information ecosystem. She also expressed the Principality's support for the launch of the UN Global Principles for Information Integrity (www.un.org/en/information-integrity/global-principles ). *The Committee on Information's current Bureau comprises the following members: Estonia (Chair), Bolivia, Djibouti, Lebanon, Monaco.
The passing of His Holiness Pope Francis
21 April 2025

The passing of His Holiness Pope Francis

© Shutterstock / Fabrizio Maffei The Prince's Government sends its deepest condolences to the Archbishop of Monaco, the clergy of Monaco, and all Catholics who are sadly mourning the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis. May his teachings and universal message continue to guide and inspire us for now and evermore.

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