AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMonaco Finance & Tax: Monaco’s double-tax treaty with the UAE has officially entered into force, with a Sovereign Ordinance making it enforceable from 12 June 2026 and aiming to prevent double taxation, evasion and fraud. Jobs & Youth Support: The Prince’s Government-backed Commission for Graduate Employment (CID) has launched “CID Alumni,” a new networking and mentoring network for graduates, building on support for nearly 2,700 young people since 2010. Anti–Money Laundering: The FATF says Monaco has “substantially completed” its AML action plan, clearing the way for an on-site assessment of reforms. Public Administration: In a separate governance story, Transport Malta CEO Kurt Farrugia has been told his contract will be terminated after strained relations with the minister, following a Monaco trip that raised questions. Culture & Tech: Monaco’s Oceanographic Museum won an international award for its immersive “Oceano Odyssey – Mission Pelagos” exhibit, built around a 2050 Mediterranean conservation vision. International Watch: FATF kept Nepal on its grey list, citing remaining strategic gaps, especially around hawala and high-risk sectors.
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