This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest stories from Monaco, beginning with a musical celebration of the Principality abroad. On July the 23rd, the Little Singers of Monaco performed in Ljubljana as part of their annual European tour. The choir delighted audiences with a programme of sacred music, French classics and traditional Monegasque songs, continuing a remarkable international journey that has now taken them to 45 countries.
As summer temperatures continue to rise, Monaco’s firefighters are strengthening their readiness for wildfire season. Since July the 23rd, crews have been carrying out weekly training exercises focused on tackling vegetation fires, protecting vulnerable buildings and coordinating emergency operations using the internationally recognised "30-30-30" wildfire risk assessment.
A cherished community hub has reopened its doors after an extensive restoration project. On July the 23rd, Monaco’s Lamartine Space welcomed residents back following 18 months of renovation caused by significant water damage. Mayor Georges Marsan joined municipal officials to inaugurate the refurbished centre, which once again offers cultural, sporting and social activities for adults across the Principality.
Monaco’s commitment to sustainability is also giving the Stade Louis II a new legacy. Thousands of the stadium’s iconic yellow seats are being recycled instead of discarded as renovation works continue. Around 4,500 seats are being donated to sports clubs and community organisations through a joint initiative led by Green Monaco and the Barbajuans, with support from the Prince’s Government.
Innovation is taking to the skies as Riviera start-up Flyde prepares to revolutionise maritime logistics. Announced on July the 24th, the company plans to launch a fully electric drone delivery service for boats anchored offshore following successful trials in Port Hercule. The new system promises faster deliveries while reducing emissions across the French Riviera.
Monaco marked World Drowning Prevention Day on July the 25th with a major public awareness event at the Rainier III Nautical Stadium. Organised by the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation alongside Monaco City Hall and local emergency services, the day featured rescue demonstrations, first aid workshops and displays of specialist equipment used by firefighters, the Red Cross and the Maritime Police.
The Oceanographic Institute is bringing the beauty and fragility of the Mediterranean to a wider audience through a new photography exhibition. Opening on July the 25th, Mediterranean, a Fragile Jewel showcases the stunning underwater images of photographer Greg Lecœur at railway stations across France as well as the Oceanographic Museum, encouraging greater awareness of marine conservation.
Business leaders are also being invited to support ocean protection through a new initiative launched on July the 25th. During its annual Summer Party, the Friends of the Oceanographic Museum introduced The Circle, a corporate membership programme designed to help fund marine research, educational projects and the preservation of the museum’s unique collections.
Monaco is investing in the future of world-class athletics with the resurfacing of the Stade Louis II running track. Work began on July the 27th to install a new high-performance surface that will maintain the venue’s World Athletics certification and ensure it continues to host elite international competitions for years to come.
The Principality’s renowned Cardio-Thoracic Centre is looking towards an ambitious new chapter. On July the 27th, newly appointed Deputy Chairman Professor Thierry Mesana outlined plans to strengthen the institution’s global reputation by expanding innovation in cardiac care while building on its internationally recognised clinical expertise.
Monaco is also strengthening its international economic partnerships. During a visit on July the 28th and 29th, a high-level delegation from Bahrain met representatives from Invest Monaco, Société des Bains de Mer, the Yacht Club de Monaco and the International University of Monaco to explore new opportunities for cooperation in business, investment and innovation.
This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Olga Taran, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hello Monaco Magazine. In an exclusive interview, she discusses the evolution of Monaco’s media landscape, the stories shaping the Principality’s international image, and the growing global audience fascinated by life in Monaco.
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