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2 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
Bees are buzzing back into the spotlight this June as Monaco celebrates APIdays, a national event with a sweet message: our buzzing friends need love, protection, and a bit of celebration too. On Friday 13th and Saturday 14th June, from 9am to 5pm, the Jardin de l’Unesco in Fontvieille will transform into a lively hive of activity, welcoming families, nature lovers and curious passers-by to explore the world of bees.
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2 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
MonacoUSA is set to bring a slice of Americana to the Principality this summer with its annual Fourth of July celebration. The event, open to the public, promises a festive evening of classic American cuisine, live music, and patriotic flair at the Restaurant de la Société Nautique de Monaco.
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3 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
Monaco Telecom has launched a new virtual assistant, developed entirely within the Principality in partnership with Altores, a startup incubated at MonacoTech. This AI-driven tool offers users 24/7 multilingual support via the operator’s website and WhatsApp, ushering in a new era of intelligent customer engagement in Monaco.
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3 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
The International School of Monaco is set to host its first-ever ISM Youth Piano Competition on Saturday 21st June, opening the doors of its auditorium to a new generation of musical talent from Monaco and the surrounding region. Organised by the school’s Performing Arts Department in collaboration with the ISM Parent Teacher Association, the competition aims to create a premier platform for young pianists aged four to 18.
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3 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
On Thursday 29th May, the Lycaons association of Valbonne, a group of bikers who raise money for people struggling to pay their medical bills, organised the Festival des Vieilles Roues: a gathering of classic cars and Harley Davidsons enlivened with live music, food and drinks. This particular event was held in aid of seven-year-old Swan, who is suffering from leukaemia. There was an eclectic mix of vehicles on display.
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3 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
Philippe Mettoux, a seasoned French jurist and anti-corruption expert, has been appointed by Prince Albert II as Monaco’s new Minister of State. He will officially assume office on 4th July, succeeding Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, who has served as interim head of government since the sudden death of Didier Guillaume in January.
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4 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
As Monaco prepares to welcome leading scientists and financial experts to the Blue Economy and Finance Forum this weekend, CFM Indosuez is stepping into the spotlight—not just as the event’s principal sponsor, but as one of its committed players in ocean sustainability. With two-thirds of its clients based in the Principality, the century-old bank is uniquely placed to reshape how wealth is used to protect our seas.
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4 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
Four newly appointed ambassadors were officially accredited on Tuesday 3rd June during a reception hosted at the Yacht Club de Monaco by Isabelle Berro-Amadeï, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. Earlier that morning, the ambassadors presented their Letters of Credence to Prince Albert II. The formalities were followed by a diplomatic luncheon, which offered an opportunity for open dialogue and reinforced Monaco’s commitment to fostering ties with diverse regions around the world.
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4 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
Monaco is bracing for a weekend of widespread traffic disruptions as the Principality hosts two major events: the Blue Economy and Finance Forum and the official State Visit of French President Emmanuel Macron. Both events will take place on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June, prompting authorities to implement significant circulation measures affecting vehicles, pedestrians and public transport.
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4 days ago | 
monacolife.net | Cassandra Tanti
The tragic death of Antoine Alléno, son of celebrated French chef Yannick Alléno, has helped catalyse a landmark legal reform in France. On Tuesday 3rd June, the National Assembly approved — by a resounding 194 votes to six — a new criminal classification of homicide routier (vehicular homicide) in the French Penal Code, a direct response to repeated calls for harsher measures against reckless drivers responsible for fatal road accidents.
