His Serene Highness Prince Albert II has appointed 11 members to Monaco’s Council of the Sea, bringing together senior government officials and maritime specialists to advise on legislation and matters affecting the Principality’s marine environment…
The appointments, confirmed by Sovereign Ordinance No. 12.208 that was published in the Journal de Monaco on Friday, October 30, are for three-year terms. The Council plays an advisory role in examining proposed maritime legislation and may be consulted on wider matters concerning the sea.
Amongst those appointed are Valérie Davenet, Director of the Environment, and Armelle Roudaut-Lafon, Director of Maritime Affairs. They are joined by representatives from government departments responsible for foreign relations, health, legal affairs, finance and urban planning, alongside Fabien Vachetta of Monaco’s Maritime and Airport Police. It also includes State Councillor Philippe Orengo and two members appointed for their specialist expertise, Eli Jarmache and lawyer Edouard Mousny.
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The Council provides a forum for examining maritime questions from legal, environmental and administrative perspectives. Its renewed membership brings together the expertise required to advise on decisions affecting Monaco’s waters and maritime activities.
