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19 июня 2025 г.
Monaco Private Label : à Monaco comme à Londres, culture, philanthropie et grands événements au service de l’attractivité
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Chaque jour, près de 100 000 personnes fréquentent la Principauté – Monégasques, résidents, travailleurs et touristes. Ce ratio exceptionnel – un Monégasque pour dix personnes présentes – témoigne de l'importance stratégique de l’attractivité dans le modèle économique et social monégasque.Dans cette dynamique, le Monaco Private Label (MPL) constitue un des leviers de la politique d’attractivité. Réunissant une communauté internationale de plus de 60 nationalités – investisseurs, entrepreneurs et leaders économiques – le MPL vise à tisser des liens de confiance, à encourager des installations durables et à renforcer le rayonnement de Monaco à l’international.Parmi l’ensemble des actions du MPL lancées au cours du mois de mai, deux temps forts illustrent cette stratégie :À Monaco, Grand-Prix F1 et philanthropieEn marge du Grand-Prix de Formule 1, le MPL a organisé un événement confidentiel consacré à la philanthropie, réunissant une cinquantaine de Membres venus notamment de Monaco, de Hong-Kong, de Suisse, des Emirats Arabes Unis, d’Argentine et des États-Unis. Accueillis par M. Murat VARGI, Membre du réseau, les participants ont apporté leur soutien à la Fondation Princesse Charlène de Monaco et aux Amis du Liban, au bénéfice de projets au Liban et au Cambodge. Cette rencontre a contribué à consolider la cohésion du réseau.À Londres, création, culture et économie
En partenariat avec le Monaco Economic Board (MEB), l’Association Monégasque des Activités Financières (AMAF), le Groupe Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer, l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo, et sous l’égide de S.E. Mme Evelyne GENTA, Ambassadeur de Monaco au Royaume-Uni, la Cellule Attractivité / MPL a organisé une mission internationale axée autour de la coproduction de Faust par l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo :
• Un petit-déjeuner d’experts, mené par le MEB dans les locaux de l’Ambassade de Monaco, avec une trentaine de prescripteurs économiques (banquiers, avocats, fiscalistes) ;• Un dîner privé au Royal Opera House, réunissant une vingtaine de Membres du MPL et des décideurs économiques de haut niveau.S.E. Madame Evelyne GENTA, Ambassadeur de Monaco au Royaume-Uni : « À travers des initiatives comme celle-ci, nous montrons que Monaco est bien plus qu’un lieu d’exception : c’est aussi une plateforme de création, de culture et d’engagement. Ces rencontres contribuent au rayonnement artistique de la Principauté et témoignent de la qualité des œuvres produites ».Mme Chloé BOSCAGLI, en charge de la Cellule Attractivité et du Monaco Private Label : « Les formats confidentiels et ciblés du MPL reflètent l’ADN de la politique d’accueil du Gouvernement Princier. Ces formats exclusifs font notre force : ils permettent d’écouter et de comprendre les attentes des futurs résidents, de faire émerger des opportunités concrètes et de positionner Monaco au bon moment, auprès de personnalités sélectionnées partageant nos valeurs et des centres d’intérêt où la Principauté excelle ».
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12 июня 2025 г.
The Foundation de Monaco participates in a round table discussion on ecology to mark the centenary of the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris
M. Frédéric PENENT, Mme Chiara NOTARANGELO, Mme Stéphanie DEMBACK-DIJOUX, Mme Pauline CAILLOUET, M. Raphaël CAROSSI
The Foundation de Monaco participated in the first round table discussion of a series entitled ‘The City of the Future', launched by the director of the Colegio de España, Mr Justo Zambrana Pineda, to mark the centenary of the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP), which is being celebrated this year.This first meeting on ecology was held on World Environment Day (5 June), on the theme of ‘Pour un modèle du vivre ensemble qui contribue à l’équilibre de la planète’ (Coexistening while maintaining planetary energy balance). Ms Martine Garcia Mascarenhas, Director of the Foundation de Monaco, took this opportunity to reiterate the Principality's commitment to tackling climate change and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, with 2025 marking the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. She also emphasised the key role the construction sector plays in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the creation of the Mission for Energy Transition in 2016.Two representatives of the Prince's Government, Ms Pauline Caillouet, operations manager for the Public Buildings Maintenance Office, and Mr Raphaël Carossi, energy specialist at the Mission for Energy Transition, took part in the round table discussion moderated by Ms. Stéphanie Demback-Dijoux, director and training consultant in organisational transformation and deputy mayor of the 19th arrondissement of Paris. The participants engaged in a detailed discussion about the innovative solutions implemented in the Principality, including the BD2M (Mediterranean Sustainable Buildings in Monaco) initiative, the installation of photovoltaic panels that integrate well with the architectural heritage, such as at the Lycée Albert Ier, centralised technical management models in communal buildings such as schools, and MonaCUBE's educational competition to reduce energy consumption in buildings.Three main issues were discussed in front of mainly CIUP residents:
‘Renovating without compromising: old buildings face the transition challenge’: a topical issue for the Foundation de Monaco, which will see the completion of the CIUP's Recovery Plan and Energy Renovation Programme by September, following three years of work.
‘The park: biodiversity, landscapes and climate': the CIUP occupies an eco-friendly 34-hectare site with a rich landscape heritage that forms a haven for biodiversity.
‘Uses: conduct, governance and commitment’: crucial issues for the 12,000 international students and researchers welcomed to the campus and its 47 halls of residence each year.
The conclusions of this round table session will be incorporated into the CIUP's 'centenary declaration', which will draw the official programme to a close in December.
6 июня 2025 г.
The Embassy of Monaco in Germany convenes its Honorary Consuls in Vienna.
L’Ambassade de Monaco en Allemagne réunit ses Consuls honoraires à Vienne © DR
On the joint initiative of H.E. Mr Lorenzo Ravano, Ambassador of Monaco to Germany (also accredited to Austria and Poland), and Mr Christian Dorda, Honorary Consul of Monaco in Vienna, the Embassy of Monaco held its regular consular meeting on 30 May 2025 in the Austrian capital.These meetings always prove very worthwhile, as they provide an opportunity for friendly and informative discussions on the latest developments in the Principality and its bilateral relations with these three countries while enabling the Embassy to outline its strategic vision for the coming year.The intense political climate (Germany's snap elections, a new government in Austria and the presidential elections in Poland) sparked interesting discussions on the political, social and economic situation.In addition, the trip provided an opportunity for delegates to meet with the German International Club of Monaco since around thirty of its members also travelled to the Austrian capital. The delegates benefited from a comprehensive cultural programme, including tours of historic imperial and royal courts, visits to Schönbrunn Palace and the Liechtenstein Palace, and a performance of Verdi's Opera Il Trovatore at the legendary Vienna State Opera House. The trip also featured a gala dinner in the Marble Hall of the iconic Hotel Sacher.
6 июня 2025 г.
Monaco’s Official Development Assistance benefited 3.5 million people between 2022 and 2024
Bilan Coopération Internationale de Monaco © Stéphane Danna - Direction de la Communication
Monaco’s Department of International Cooperation summed up its strategic plan for 2022–2024 with one key figure: 3.5 million direct beneficiaries. This committed effort also contributes to the Principality’s international standing.On Friday 6 June, the Department of International Cooperation presented the key outcomes of the Strategic Cooperation Plan 2022–2024 to department heads within the Monegasque Government. During this period, the Prince’s Government mobilised €74.1 million in official development assistance (ODA) to help combat poverty. Monaco gives €637 per capita in ODA each year, making it one of the world’s most charitable nations, truly a “small country with a big heart”, as the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon described it in 2013.Monaco targets its ODA, focusing on 12 countries across three regions*, to boost the impact of the action taken. More than 75% of the ODA was directed towards eight least developed countries, in line with the United Nations’ target in this area.Accounting for a third of resources and 2.4 million beneficiaries, health continues to dominate Monaco’s international cooperation efforts, which have supported capacity-building for health stakeholders, as well as work to combat female, childhood and adolescent mortality.Initiatives aimed at improving food and nutritional security have reached half a million direct beneficiaries, including through work on sustainable agriculture and the “School Feeding” programme to set up school canteens.Education and child protection projects have also benefited 500,000 people, with a priority focus on educating girls.Support for access to decent work has helped nearly 100,000 people in their pursuit of economic empowerment, improving employability, vocational training and access to entrepreneurship, particularly for women and young people.The most vulnerable groups – children, women and girls, people with disabilities, displaced people and refugees – are at the core of all activities. Conservation of the planet and its resources are also taken into account, with an approach that prioritises sustainable projects.Finally, the period in question was marked by unprecedented levels of crisis due to climate change, conflict and natural disasters. The Principality responded to 53 emergency appeals issued by the United Nations and international NGOs.* Southern and East Africa (South Africa, Burundi, Lesotho and Madagascar); the Sahel (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Senegal); North Africa/Mediterranean (Lebanon, Morocco, Mauritania and Tunisia).
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22 мая 2015 года Его Светлейшее Высочество князь Монако Альбер II назначил Ее Превосходительство госпожу Мирей Петтити Чрезвычайным и Полномочным Послом Монако в Российской Федерации. Она вручила верительные грамоты Президенту Российской Федерации Владимиру Владимировичу Путину 28 мая 2015 года. Ее Превосходительство госпожа Мирей Петтити стала вторым Послом Монако в России. Ее резюме приводится ниже:
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Княжество Монако и Российская Федерация вновь установили дипломатические отношения 11 июля 2006 года. В этот день Посольство Монако и Посольство России во Франции обменялись вербальными нотами. Его Превосходительство Александр Алексеевич Авдеев вручил верительные грамоты Его Светлейшему Высочеству Князю Монако 16 апреля 2007 года, став первым Послом Российской Федерации в Княжестве Монако. На этом посту Его Превосходительство господина Авдеева сменил Его Превосходительство Чрезвычайный и Полномочный Посол Российской Федерации во Франции Александр Константинович Орлов, который вручил верительные грамоты Его Светлейшему Высочеству Князю Монако 24 марта 2009 года.
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