Cluster Yachting in Monaco on May 4

BD_Ponton-TOUCH-GO_quai-Louis-II_07-2015@YCM-9029Cluster Yachting Monaco will bring together Monaco’s yachting professionals on Thursday, May 4, at the Monaco Yacht Club. Opening this second edition will be Bernard d’Alessandri, President of Cluster Yachting Monaco, together with HE Serge Telle, Minister of State, and Edouard Mousny, Vice-President of Cluster Yachting Monaco.

Hassan Mouheb of Nielsen Lifestyle will present the results of a survey conducted by Cluster on the topic of Quality Charters.

Sessions throughout the day will centre on themes of great interest in Monaco, including the ports of Monaco and Ventimiglia, ecological concerns, yachts and the environment, financial risks, maritime jurisdictions, and design. The format will combine highly-qualified individual speakers and expert panels, and is designed to address the major preoccupations of this important and growing sector in the Principality.

The programme starts at 8:30 am and finishes with a cocktail at Wine Palace Monte-Carlo.

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Working agreement between Monaco and European Patent Office

SE Berro-Amadei, Ambassador of Monaco to Germany and Benoît Battistelli, President of the European Patent Office © CD
SE Berro-Amadei, Ambassador of Monaco to Germany, and Benoît Battistelli, President of the European Patent Office © CD

HE Mrs Berro-Amadei, Ambassador of Monaco in Germany, has presented Mr Benoît Battistelli, President of the European Patent Office (EPO), with the Instruments of ratification between the EPO and the Principality of Monaco on cooperation on research, an important step in helping patent applications.

The ratification, which took place on Tuesday, April 25, follows the signing of the Agreement in Monaco on November 24, 2016, between Jean Castellini, Monaco’s Minister of Finance and Economy, and Benoît Battistelli.

The agreement will allow users of the patent system to request, on filing a national patent application, a research report on the state of the relevant expertise and a written opinion on patentability, the whole of which is indispensable to know the legal value of any invention.

The Principality has been a member of the EPO since December 1991.

 

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Monumental challenges at Oceanographic

Opening of Borderline exposition by Philippe Pasqua Photo: Facebook Oceanographic Museum
Opening of Borderline exposition by Philippe Pasqua. Photo: Facebook Oceanographic Museum

An exhibition of the monumental works of Philippe Pasqua, most of which were made especially for the event, will be on show alongside the Oceanographic Museum’s own collections from May 5 until September 30, 2017.

Mr Pasqua, a native of Grasse, has previously exhibited in New York, Hanover, Paris and Moscow. The Museum says that in renewing its commitment to both scientific knowledge and contemporary works, it is once again opening its doors to the art of today to create a lively dialogue, as was the case during the major “Taba Naba” exhibition in 2016 devoted to Aboriginal and Oceanic art.

The exhibition “Borderline” pushes the boundaries with work that is both violent and immodest, both disconcerting and fascinating. According to the organisers, Mr Pasqua’s work questions viewers about their relationship to nature, death and rebirth, while also confronting the current challenges of protecting biodiversity.

Twelve monumental works are being shown, including seven previously unseen. These are on display throughout the venue – from the forecourt to the panoramic terrace and on the cliff of the Rock, below the historic building itself.

 

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