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Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026

Monaco Expects Removal From FATF Grey List Following Financial Regulatory Reforms

Monaco is expected to be removed from the Financial Action Task Force's grey list by the end of October following reforms to its financial oversight system, according to international financial monitors. A removal would ease compliance concerns and strengthen confidence in the Principality's private banking and wealth management sectors.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella Visits Monaco to Strengthen Diplomatic and Economic Relations
Italian President Sergio Mattarella has made a state visit to Monaco, where he was received by Prince Albert II at the Prince's Palace. The visit marked seven centuries of shared history and focused on closer economic cooperation, cultural exchanges and regional relations along the French and Italian Riviera.
Monaco Official Thomas Brezzo Faces Investigation Over Alleged Disclosure of Confidential Materials
Monaco's judicial authorities have opened inquiries involving Thomas Brezzo over allegations that confidential hearing documents were disclosed without authorization. The investigation has drawn attention within the Principality's political establishment and raised questions about the handling of sensitive judicial information.
Monaco-Based Venturi Advances Lunar Rover Development for International Space Missions
Monaco-based engineering company Venturi is progressing with its autonomous lunar rover program, extending its work in electric mobility and advanced robotics into space exploration. The project reflects the Principality's growing involvement in specialized aerospace technology and commercial space development.
Monaco Hosts European Sports Ministers and SPORTEL Convention to Discuss Ethics and Media Rights
Monaco is hosting the 19th Conference of European Sports Ministers alongside the SPORTEL convention and television awards. The events bring together government officials, sports organizations and broadcasting executives to discuss sporting ethics, media rights and technological developments in the international sports industry.
Prince Albert II Receives Gold Medal for Contributions to International Ocean Conservation
Monaco's Prince Albert II has been awarded a gold medal by international scientific institutions in recognition of his longstanding support for marine conservation. The honour acknowledges his work in funding biodiversity initiatives and promoting international cooperation to protect ocean ecosystems.
Monaco Welcomes Its 10,000th National Citizen at Royal Reception
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene have formally welcomed Monaco's 10,000th recognized national citizen during a reception in the Principality. The milestone marks a notable moment in the development of Monaco's small national population, where citizenship remains tightly regulated.
Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer Opens Hospitality Academy to Train Luxury Tourism Professionals
Monaco's luxury hospitality group Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer has launched a dedicated training academy for hospitality professionals. The new centre aims to develop skilled staff for the group's hotels, restaurants and entertainment properties as Monaco continues to attract international luxury travellers.
Monaco's Grimaldi Forum Wins Best Overseas Convention Centre Award for Second Consecutive Year
The Grimaldi Forum Monaco has won the gold award for Best Overseas Convention Centre at London's Meetings and Incentive Travel Awards for a second consecutive year. The recognition highlights the venue's standing in international business tourism and Monaco's investment in conference and event facilities.
Monaco Begins Year-Long Redesign of Historic La Condamine Market
Monaco's municipal authorities have approved plans for a 12-month renovation of the historic La Condamine Market. The project aims to modernize commercial facilities while preserving the market's architectural character and its role in everyday Monegasque life.
Monaco Completes First Phase of Underwater Restoration at Port Hercule
Monaco's maritime authorities have completed the first phase of an underwater environmental restoration project at Port Hercule. The work included removing submerged debris to improve marine conditions around one of the Principality's main yacht harbours and protect local aquatic ecosystems.
Monaco Opens Ticket Sales for 2027 Formula One Grand Prix and Rallye Monte-Carlo
The Automobile Club de Monaco has opened ticketing arrangements for the 2027 Monaco Formula One Grand Prix and Rallye Monte-Carlo. Preparations for the two international motorsport events are also driving advance bookings across hotels and hospitality businesses on the French Riviera.
AS Monaco Moves to Top of French Ligue 1 Standings Following Major Victory
AS Monaco has moved into first place in France's Ligue 1 football standings following a convincing league victory. The result strengthens the club's position in the domestic championship and brings renewed attention to Monaco's presence in European professional football.
EasyJet Adds Strasbourg–Nice Flights to Improve Access to Monaco and French Riviera
EasyJet has introduced new direct flights between Strasbourg and Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, expanding travel options for passengers heading to Monaco and surrounding destinations. The additional service supports regional business travel and tourism along the French Riviera.
Princess Charlene Announces Monaco Rugby Sevens Team's Debut at European Games
Princess Charlene has confirmed that Monaco's national rugby sevens team will make its debut at the upcoming European Games. The announcement marks a new step for the Principality's international sporting participation and broadens its presence beyond established events such as motorsport and football.
Monaco Women's Business Association Marks 20 Years of Supporting Female Leadership
Monaco's Association of Women Business Leaders has celebrated its 20th anniversary with a gala in Monte-Carlo attended by business founders and senior executives. The event recognized the contributions of women working across the Principality's finance, luxury retail and private wealth management industries.
Monaco Court Issues Suspended Sentence Over Ferrari Crash at 190 Kilometres Per Hour
A Monaco court has handed down a suspended sentence to a driver involved in a Ferrari crash at 190 kilometres per hour inside the Louis II Tunnel. The case has renewed discussion about dangerous driving and the enforcement of road safety rules in the densely populated Principality.
Monaco Opens Architectural Heritage Exhibition Exploring the Principality's Changing Urban Landscape
Monaco's Department of Cultural Affairs has launched the Memory of Places exhibition, featuring lesser-known buildings and architectural history from across the Principality. The exhibition explores how Monaco's built environment has changed while preserving a record of its cultural heritage.
Monaco Volunteers Remove 30 Kilograms of Waste During Larvotto Beach Clean-Up
Environmental volunteers have collected 30 kilograms of rubbish, including plastic waste and hundreds of cigarette butts, during a clean-up at Monaco's Larvotto Beach. Conservation groups say the findings underline the need for continued anti-pollution measures along the Principality's heavily visited coastline.
Monaco Oceanographic Museum Launches New Exhibitions on Coral Reefs and Polar Ecosystems
Monaco's Oceanographic Museum has introduced interactive educational programs featuring its restored Jean Jaubert coral reef tank and displays on polar ecosystems. The exhibitions aim to improve public understanding of marine biodiversity and the environmental challenges facing oceans around the world.
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