AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Governance: Monaco has raised fixed taxi fares into France and Italy, with increases of €5–€10 on many routes, a new two-tier Nice system, higher waiting/slow-traffic charges, and a mandatory QR code in every cab. Climate & Economy: SBM launched a group-wide climate adaptation review after the summer heat hit restaurant activity, with a report due by end-2026 and measures like more terrace shade, misting, stronger cooling, and lighter outdoor uniforms planned for April 2027. Civic Life: Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene joined the traditional U Cavagnëtu picnic at Parc Princesse Antoinette, marking Monaco’s return from summer with Mass, dances, and local food for hundreds of residents. International Solidarity: Swiss philanthropist Frédéric Splendor completed a 60-day “Monaco to Ukraine” ultramarathon in Lviv to honor fallen defenders and call for an end to the war. Sports & Identity: Denis Zakaria withdrew from Switzerland’s squad due to a physical issue, while Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara says he’s moved on after a failed Chelsea transfer—Zakaria had urged him to stay, saying “it’s better here.” Legal: The Court of Appeal dismissed Michael Flatley’s bid to overturn a €1.1m security-for-costs order in a major defective-works dispute. Royal/Philanthropy: Monaco marked the Prince Albert II Foundation’s 20 years with a star-studded gala at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, highlighting 830+ projects since 2006.
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