A significant step in Franco-Monegasque relations was taken on Sunday 8th June, with the signing of an amendment to the customs agreement originally signed in Paris in 1963…
The day began at the Hôtel Hermitage with a ministerial breakfast bringing together French and Monegasque delegations. The meeting concluded with the official signing of the amendment, which aims to clarify and strengthen the legal framework for information exchange between the two states.
This development marks one of the key moments of the French delegation’s official visit to the Principality. The amendment is expected to enhance operational efficiency between the customs services of both countries, particularly in matters of coordination and data sharing.
Strengthening bilateral cooperation in this domain reflects a broader commitment to transparency and effective regulation at the border. The agreement reinforces long-standing ties between France and Monaco, ensuring customs collaboration is aligned with modern standards.
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