Good Morning Monaco
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Monaco construction continues to cool after record-breaking boom Monaco’s construction sector remained one of the Principality’s economic powerhouses in 2025 despite a sharp slowdown following three years of exceptional activity, according to the latest figures from the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE)…
Monaco moves to implement OECD’s global minimum tax to safeguard fiscal revenues
The Prince’s Government is pressing ahead with the implementation of Pillar Two of the OECD’s BEPS Action 1 project on corporate taxation, submitting a bill to the National Council for review…
Monaco and Bahrain deepen economic partnership Monaco and the Kingdom of Bahrain are seeking to strengthen their economic relationship following visit by a high-level Bahraini delegation to the Principality, as both sides look to build on growing ties between the two nations…
Commanderie de Bordeaux opens new chapter in Monaco, becoming 110th worldwide
A new institution dedicated to celebrating the wines of Bordeaux has officially launched in Monaco, with the Commanderie de Bordeaux à Monaco opening its inaugural chapter last month…
Monaco takes aim at processionary caterpillars
Monaco’s gardening teams have begun their annual campaign to protect the Principality’s pine trees from processionary caterpillars, using an environmentally friendly treatment designed to disrupt the insects’ breeding cycle before populations can grow…
Jet skiing joins Pass’Sport Culture lineup this summer in MonacoJet skiing is among the activities available this summer through Monaco’s Pass’Sport Culture programme, with introductory sessions run by instructors from the Roca Jet Club Monaco…
F E A T U R E D C O M P A N I E S
DULY NOTED
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Looking for a summer read? Monaco bookseller Camille Laur recommends three novels to suit different moods: Vamos by Olivia Ruiz, a family saga following a mother and son on a journey through Cuba, Florida and southern France; La Jungle by Adeline Dieudonné, a psychological drama that uncovers the dark reality behind a seemingly ordinary family; and La Blonde by Stéphane Carlier, a light-hearted comedy about a glamorous actress who suddenly finds herself invisible to the world. Whether you’re heading to the beach, travelling by train or relaxing on a terrace, the selection offers a mix of emotion, suspense and humour for summer reading.
