Alain Ducasse will be able to choose Monaco to establish his international gastronomical school, planned for 2007, which should accommodate trainees of the whole world wanting to be formed with French culinary know-how. (more…)
Fourteen members of the Croix Rouge Monégasque (Red Cross of Monaco) were special guests at a national celebration organized by the Croce Verde (Green Cross) team in the France-Italian border town of Ventimiglia yesterday. (more…)
The Commission de Contrôle des Informations Nominatives of the Principality of Monaco has organized last week the first meeting gathering the independent French-speaking authorities charged to ensuring in their respective countries the personal data protection. This meeting brought together the representatives of 15 States, in the objective to promote the development of the data protection within the French-speaking countries, in particular with the creation of a structure allowing the co-operation between authorities of the five continents.
The Centre of gerontological co-ordination of Monaco, destined for the over 65s living in the Principality opened its doors on Monday 4th September. Its main purpose is to establish an assistance plan for the elderly, based on a medical social assessment, by co-ordinating action between the actors on the ground, without overriding them or the city services already set up. (more…)
Special service at St Paul’s Anglican Church will take place.St Paul’s Anglican Church in avenue Grande Bretagne, Monaco, is to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York. (more…)
Ted Maher, the American nurse who set fire to a waste paper bin in the apartment of his boss, the billionaire Edmond Safra, inadvertenly causing his death, has been given an extra nine months for escaping from Monaco jail in January 2003.
The Court in Moanco has handed down sentences in the Hobbs-Melville fraud trial. William Fogwell and his daughter Shelley, along with three employees of the Hobbs-Melville brokerage firm were accused of de-frauding some 500 clients of up to euros 140 millions from 1993 to 2000. (more…)
For one day in July in Monaco, The Guardian, a British daily paper, could not be bought for love or money. The reason? A revealing report on how ultra-rich businessmen are exploiting a loophome in the tax law that allows them to live in Monaco and still to work in the UK three or four days a week. (more…)
This coming September 11, 2006, is the day to go back to school for the kindergardens and the secondary school. In France, it happened this past Monday, September 4, 2006. Monegasque pupils are entitled with 8 additional day compared to their neighbours. Mrs. Yvette Lambin-Berti is the Head of the Educational Department in Monaco. 5947, is the number of pupils who (more…)