Monaco has formally handed over the presidency of the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers to Montenegro, concluding a historic six-month mandate during which the Principality strengthened its international profile and reaffirmed its commitment to democracy, human rights and the rule of law…
The ceremony in Strasbourg marked the conclusion of Monaco’s first presidency, which brought together political leaders, diplomats and European institutions through an extensive programme of conferences, diplomatic initiatives and cultural events.
Key priorities included protecting children and vulnerable people, advancing women’s rights, safeguarding democracy, promoting integrity in sport and supporting Ukraine. The presidency also benefited from high-level engagement, including visits by Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene, reflecting the Principality’s commitment to European cooperation.
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Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset praised Monaco’s leadership, whilst representatives from France, the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Andorra acknowledged the professionalism and dedication of its diplomatic teams. Particular recognition was given to Monaco’s Permanent Representative, Ambassador Gabriel Revel, and the officials responsible for coordinating the programme.
Although its presidency has ended, Monaco intends to maintain its active involvement in the organisation, continuing to promote dialogue, international solidarity and the fundamental European values that shaped its six-month mandate.
Source: Monaco Info
