More than 5,000 jobseekers are expected to gather at the Grimaldi Forum next month as Monaco pour l’Emploi returns for its fourth edition on February 6th in the venue’s Diaghilev and Nijinski spaces.
The event brings together businesses from across Monaco’s economic landscape and while all sectors will be represented, from hospitality and luxury to construction and yachting, this year’s forum is putting technology and artificial intelligence on the spotlight with a dedicated space for digital careers.
It’s a notable shift for an event that previously focused heavily on Monaco’s luxury and service industries. The attention on tech roles derives from the Principality’s desire to diversify its economy and position itself as a hub of innovation beyond its traditional strengths in banking, real estate and high-end hospitality.
The forum, organised by the Princely Government, offers something unique: a chance for face-to-face meetings with managers and the opportunity to make an impression beyond a CV. For cross border workers from France and Italy, it’s also a rare opportunity to navigate Monaco’s complex job market and understand what employers are actually looking for.
“One day, a thousand opportunities. Direct exchanges, spontaneous meetings, unexpected discoveries…The forum is where professional projects come to life,” said Christophe Robino, Government Councillor and Minister of Social Affairs and Health.
Navigating Monaco’s employment system
However, beyond the company stands, the forum provides another rare opportunity. Monaco’s key employment institutions will gather under one roof and attendees will be able to speak directly with representatives from the Employment Service, the government’s Human Resources department, and the social security officers.
For anyone unfamiliar with how Monaco’s employment system works, particularly around residency and social contributions, this access to official guidance can be as valuable as the job opportunities themselves.
Industries participating include accounting and legal services, banking and insurance, commerce, construction and public works, education and training, energy, healthcare and personal services, hospitality and restaurants, industry, interim and security services, logistics, luxury goods, and yachting.
How to attend
The forum is free and open to all visitors. However, while walk-ins are welcome, advance registration is recommended through the official website at www.monacopourlemploi.com.
For businesses interested in participating who have not yet reserved their space, can contact the organising agency Lena Corporation (Denise Davide or Marie Barresi) at +377 97 97 35 55 or by email at info@monacopourlemploi.mc
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Monaco pour L’Emploi 2025 edition, Photo credit: Manuel Vitali / Monaco Communications Department