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The Embassy of Monaco in London welcomes the Monaco Economic Board
29 May 2025

The Embassy of Monaco in London welcomes the Monaco Economic Board

On Wednesday, May 28th, the Embassy of Monaco in London welcomed the Monaco Economic Board for an exclusive networking breakfast. This event was organized in partnership with Monaco Private Label, 99 avocats, and Monaco Association for Financial Activities.
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4 December 2024

The Embassy of Monaco in London welcomes CFM Indosuez

On the 3rd December, the Embassy of Monaco in London hosted seven representatives from CFM Indosuez as part of an event aimed at promoting the attractions of the Principality to influential members of the English-speaking community and encouraging them to consider establishing themselves there. Around thirty participants attended the reception.
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4th European Political Community Summit

22 July 2024

4th European Political Community Summit

On July 18th 2024, H.E. Mrs. Evelyne Genta attended the 4th European Political Community Summit as part of a Monegasque delegation led by H.E. Mr. Pierre Dartout, Minister of State of the Principality.
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Monaco Economic Board in London for an Economic Mission

20 June 2024

Monaco Economic Board in London for an Economic Mission

From the 10th to 10th 12 June, the Monaco Economic Board visited the British capital for an economic mission under the patronage of H.E. Mrs. Evelyne Genta. Representatives from 44 Monegasque companies participated with the aim of growing their relationships and business all the whilst promoting Monaco's advantages to potential investors.
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44th session of the FAO conference: Monaco reaffirms its commitment to ending world hunger
10 July 2025

44th session of the FAO conference: Monaco reaffirms its commitment to ending world hunger

Participation de Monaco à la 44ème session de la Conférence de la FAO ©DR From 28 June to 4 July, the Principality of Monaco took part in the 44th session of the conference of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, following on from the recent visit of the Director-General of the FAO to Monaco on 10 June.This conference, which assembles all FAO Member States every two years, addressed crucial issues for global food security and the transformation of sustainable agri-food systems. The discussions highlighted the vital importance of innovation in reaching the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the urgent need for greater collective solidarity to address current challenges.On the occasion of FAO's 80th anniversary, the conference officially launched the institutional renewal process, which may spark a series of organisational reforms in 2027.In this context, Monaco reaffirmed its full commitment to the FAO and its willingness to play an active role in future work aimed at providing the organisation with improved governance and the capacity to fulfil its mission as effectively as possible, in a challenging international climate marked in particular by a decline in funding from major donors, which is jeopardising the achievement of SDG No. 2 (Zero Hunger).Accordingly, the Principality, which is particularly committed to this SDG, recently ramped up its support for the FAO by joining the Flexible Voluntary Contribution Fund (FVC) in 2024 alongside twelve other partner countries. This fund was established to enable the organisation to be more adaptable to immediate challenges and to finance innovative projects.
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance visits Monaco
3 July 2025

The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance visits Monaco

La délégation de l’ECRI et les représentants monégasques à la séance de débriefing, à l’issue de la visite, le 26 juin 2025. © Manuel Vitali – Direction de la Communication A delegation from the Council of Europe’s European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) visited Monaco from 23 to 26 June 2025.Founded in 1993, the independent body makes country visits to every Member State of the Council of Europe in five-year cycles. It then makes recommendations suggesting how each country can address the issues identified, and sends them to the governments concerned.This was the Commission’s fifth visit to the Principality since Monaco joined the Council of Europe in 2004. The themes covered by ECRI’s current monitoring cycle include the prevention of hate speech and hate crimes, effective equality, and access to education and healthcare.The rapporteurs held discussions with the Monegasque authorities, in particular the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, the Ministry of Interior, several of their Directorates, and also the Department of Justice and the Department of Legal Affairs.They also visited the Collège Charles III and Princess Grace Hospital, where they met with representatives of Monaco’s institutions, independent bodies, and civil society organisations. 
4th International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville: Monaco reaffirms its commitment to solidarity
3 July 2025

4th International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville: Monaco reaffirms its commitment to solidarity

Au 1er Rang, S.E. Mme Catherine Fautrier, Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne et S.E. Mme Isabelle Picco, Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent de Monaco auprès des Nations Unies. Au 2ème rang, Mme Emilie Silvestre, Chargée de Mission à la Direction de la Coopération internationale et M. Benjamin Valli, Conseiller à la Mission permanente de Monaco auprès des Nations Unies. ©DR The Principality is taking part in the United Nations 4th International Conference on Financing for Development which opened on 30 June 2025 in Seville with a speech by His Majesty King Felipe VI. In a visionary and unifying address, the King of Spain called for a thorough overhaul of development financing and reaffirmed his trust in cooperation and multilateralism.In a global context of stagnant public development aid and growing debt, the ‘Sevilla Commitment’, adopted on the first day, aims to leverage development financing for justice, solidarity and impact. In another address, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stressed the urgency of mobilising public and private capital to assist in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. He said the current global debt system was “unsustainable”.“This conference is not about money. It is about investing in the future we want to build –– together”, he declared.Monaco intends to renew its commitment to strong and effective solidarity, through an ambitious official development assistance policy for Least Developed Countries in the area of healthcare, food security, education and employment. The Principality’s message places partnerships and innovative measures at the heart of the collective efforts needed to achieve a more equitable future.
The Embassy of Monaco in Spain celebrates H.S.H. Prince Albert II's  two-decade reign
2 July 2025

The Embassy of Monaco in Spain celebrates H.S.H. Prince Albert II's two-decade reign

Catherine Fautrier, Ambassadeur de Monaco en Espagne © Julia Robles As per tradition, the Embassy of Monaco in Spain held a reception on 26 June in honour of the anniversary of H.S.H. Prince Albert II's accession to the throne. Around 200 people, including representatives of the Spanish authorities and embassies, the Consuls of Monaco in Spain and various Spanish artists and public figures, came together to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sovereign Prince's accession to the throne.The Ambassador spoke about the highlights of H.S.H. Prince Albert II's 20-year reign, mentioning how the Sovereign's involvement in environmental protection and development aid has placed the Principality prominently on the international stage.Finally, she pointed out that Monaco and Spain share a common history spanning over five centuries and that 2026 will mark the 150th anniversary of Monaco's diplomatic representation in Spain. This anniversary will be an opportunity to strengthen the cooperative relationship and friendly ties shared with Spain, based on common values such as the defence of human rights, environmental protection, sustainable development, sport and international cooperation. Catherine Fautrier entourée des Consuls de Monaco en Espagne © Julia Robles

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The Ambassador

A Monégasque who was educated in London at the French Lycée, H.E. Mrs. Evelyne Genta has lived in the UK for the past 15 years.

In 2011, she became Ambassador of the Principality of Monaco to the Court of St. James’s to the United Kingdom which promotes all facets of the Principality: economy and finance, culture, humanitarian and environmental projects. Central to her core ambitions is to change any misconceptions people may have about the Principality:
‘Many think Monaco is a place where rich old people go to hide their money’, says H.E. Mrs. Evelyne Genta. ‘That's not true, but that old image has stuck like glue and we have to change it . Monaco is a wonderful place to live but is also a transparent regulated country.'

The Embassy

As a continuously innovative, culturally rich and developing country, Monaco wishes to engage with international community more freely and showcase its great heritage, diversity and wide-ranging expertise to the world.

Through communicating and acting abroad, Monaco can present all its facets, expanding relationships and quantifying its future in the process.

The United Kingdom and Monaco

The Principality has long held a unique bond with the UK. We are very close geographically and almost 15% of those living and working in Monaco are British. It is important to allow that special relationship to thrive by building bridges between the London and Monegasque communities. In return we have seen record numbers of new people, including young families, registering an interest in moving to the Principality and bringing their business with them.

In 2008, our Chamber for Economic Development signed a co-operation agreement with the London Chamber of Commerce.

Information and Services

In this section, you will find all of the useful information and services you need to visit or live in United Kingdom, get assistance in the event of an emergency once you are in the country, and finally, to visit and/or move to Monaco.

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Monaco Embassy to United Kingdom

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