AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInterpol & Justice: Monaco says nine people wanted under Interpol Red Notices have been extradited to the Principality since the start of 2025, tied to drug trafficking, cybercrime, and offences against people and property. Anti-Corruption: Monaco’s prosecutor has charged former Prince Albert II’s personal lawyer Thierry Lacoste with criminal conspiracy, organised bribery, influence peddling, and money laundering, with the investigation ongoing. Public Works & Climate: Lycée Albert 1er has reopened after a major renovation that eliminated gas across the building, replacing boilers with heat pumps and cutting emissions by an estimated 61 tonnes, alongside new renewables. Royal Heritage: Prince Albert II announced Monaco will buy and restore a historic house in Les Baux-de-Provence for the Grimaldi Historic Sites network, with Prince Jacques symbolically handed the keys. International Cooperation: A Monaco-linked medical partnership meeting in Baku set up a regional women’s health and gynecologic oncology congress in Tbilisi. Security/Commemoration: Monaco marked 82 years since Liberation with official tributes and a WWII living-history procession.
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