Business & Finance
Monaco’s Justice Secretary: “We need to come out of the shadows”
When Samuel Vuelta Simon arrived in Monaco as Secretary of State for Justice just over a year ago, he made a shocking discovery: the Principality’s Wikipedia page didn’t even mention its justice system.
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Owners of two or more cars targeted in price hike
The government is cracking down on car owners who leave their cars parked in public lots for extended periods without moving them by hiking rates up by €60 a month.
Financial aid extended
The government has strengthened economic aid for businesses hard hit by the Covid health crisis, guaranteeing further support for the first quarter of 2021.
New Ambassador of Monaco to Australia
At more than 16,000kms and 10 hours apart, Monaco’s Ambassador to Australia Marie-Pascale Boisson has presented her credentials in the first virtual diplomatic ceremony of its kind.
Who makes up Monaco's public service?
The number of cross-border workers employed by the government is increasing, with more than 53% of all civil servants in 2020 coming from France, according to the latest report by IMSEE.
How did Covid impact the yachting industry?
The yachting industry has managed to weather the pandemic storm, at least in the brokerage market and new builds.
Presenting four new ambassadors for Monaco
The Principality has officially received new ambassadors from Germany, Sweden, Cambodia and the United Arab Emirates.
