AGP Executive Report

Royal Family: Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene have expressed condolences after Antoine de Massy, 29, was found dead in a Monaco garden. Police are investigating; one person was taken into custody, though their role has not been disclosed. Hôtel de Paris: Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer says it disciplined staff at Le Grill over alleged repeated drinking on the job, rejecting claims the action targeted union activity. Biodiversity Funding: Monaco joined Germany, Iceland, Québec and Berlin in pledging to the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund, part of more than $60 million in new commitments announced at COP17. Sport: Charles Leclerc finished second at the United States Grand Prix, while AS Monaco came from behind to draw 1-1 with Lille. Nature and Finance: A conference at Monaco’s Yacht Club on November 4 will examine how biodiversity loss affects economies and how public and private finance can help protect nature.

Hôtel de Paris: Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer says it disciplined several Le Grill employees after an internal investigation into alleged drinking on the job; it rejected union claims that the action targeted union activity. Formula 1: Monaco’s Charles Leclerc charged to second at the US Grand Prix, finishing behind Kimi Antonelli and ahead of Max Verstappen. AS Monaco: The team drew 1-1 with Lille, while forward Ansu Fati was forced off after 15 minutes with a suspected thigh injury. Health: Flu and Covid-19 vaccines are now available in pharmacies across the Principality, with Covid shots fully covered for socially insured residents. Monaco has also introduced free, anonymous gynaecological consultations for girls and young women under 21. Education: The Principality’s schools have 6,592 pupils this year; public-school enrolment fell by 50, while private schools gained 76. Nature and sport: A Monaco conference on November 4 will examine how biodiversity loss affects national finances and investment. Herculis and Monaco Run organisers have also earned international sustainability certification.

AS Monaco: Monaco fought back to draw 1-1 with Lille at the Stade Louis II, with Edan Diop equalising after Lille were reduced to 10 men. The result leaves both sides on 15 points, one behind Ligue 1 leaders Rennes. Ansu Fati’s injury setback added to the frustration: he went off after 14 minutes with a suspected muscle injury. Formula One: Monaco’s Charles Leclerc finished second at the United States Grand Prix, 13.078 seconds behind race winner Kimi Antonelli. Automobile Club: Michel Boeri retained the Automobile Club de Monaco presidency.

Ligue 1: Monaco host Lille in a high-stakes clash, with both sides among the teams competing at the top of the table. Monaco head into the match after beating Freiburg in the Conference League to return to winning ways. Sport and Events: Michel Boeri has retained the Automobile Club de Monaco presidency, while SPORTEL Monaco brought nearly 2,000 sports-media professionals to the Principality. Palace and Diplomacy: Prince Albert II received credentials from four new ambassadors. The Palace is also turning to seawater to help power its rebuilt wing. Grand Prix: Work has begun on a major port extension aimed at securing the future of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Collectibles: Monaco’s 2007 Grace Kelly €2 coin, limited to 20,001 pieces, remains a prized find for collectors and can sell for far above face value. F1: Monaco-born Charles Leclerc topped first practice at the US Grand Prix in Austin, ahead of Max Verstappen, as Kimi Antonelli’s title bid moved into focus. AS Monaco: The club returned to winning ways with a dominant Conference League victory over Freiburg, keeping its perfect record in the competition. Palace and public affairs: Prince Albert II received credentials from four new ambassadors, while Automobile Club president Michel Boeri was re-elected. Monaco government websites were also reported offline amid a global security alert. At home: A major port extension is underway to help secure the future of the Monaco Grand Prix, and SPORTEL Monaco brought nearly 2,000 sports-media professionals to the Principality.

Rare Monaco Coin: The 2007 €2 coin featuring Grace Kelly remains a collector’s prize: just 20,001 were minted, and it was sold mainly in collector cases rather than circulated widely. F1: Monaco-born Charles Leclerc topped first practice for the US Grand Prix in Austin, ahead of Max Verstappen; championship leader Kimi Antonelli was fifth. Automobile Club: Michel Boeri, president since 1972, has been re-elected to lead the Automobile Club de Monaco until 2031. Monaco Football: The side beat Freiburg in the Conference League to return to winning ways and maintain a perfect record in the competition. Infrastructure and Security: Work has begun on a major port extension intended to support the Monaco Grand Prix’s future, while government websites remained offline amid a global security alert. Sport and Diplomacy: SPORTEL Monaco brought nearly 2,000 sports-media professionals to the Principality, and Prince Albert II received credentials from four new ambassadors.

Formula 1: Monaco-born Charles Leclerc topped first practice for the US Grand Prix, setting a 1:36.052 lap for Ferrari ahead of Max Verstappen. European Football: Monaco beat Freiburg in the Conference League to maintain a perfect record and return to winning ways. Motorsport: Michel Boeri, 87, has been re-elected president of the Automobile Club de Monaco until 2031, extending a tenure that began in 1972. Sports Media: SPORTEL Monaco drew 1,962 participants from 73 countries, with broadcasters, rights holders and technology firms gathering at the Grimaldi Forum. Food and Drink: A Monaco tasting event brought together international olive oil and European tea competitions, with former Prince’s Palace head chef Gilles Brunner presiding over the jury.

Football: Monaco bounced back from their first defeat of the season with a 3-0 win over Freiburg, as Paris Brunner, Lamine Camara and Ansu Fati scored in the Conference League. The result leaves Monaco with six points from two matches. Sport and Technology: Monaco’s Sportel event brought together nearly 2,000 sports-media professionals, with companies showcasing tools for live translation, subtitling and fan access. Tennis: Monaco’s Valentin Vacherot exited the Lyon tournament in the last 16, losing in three sets to France’s Luca Van Assche. Diplomacy: Prince Albert II and National Council President Thomas Brezzo welcomed Francophone parliamentarians to the Prince’s Palace, highlighting Monaco’s ties with the wider French-speaking world. Digital Services: Monaco government websites remained offline amid a global security alert.

Football: Monaco bounced back from its league defeat with a 3-0 win over Freiburg, staying perfect after two Conference League matches. Paris Brunner, Lamine Camara and Ansu Fati scored at Stade Louis II. Cybersecurity: Public access to Monaco government and municipal websites remains suspended after critical flaws were found in widely used PHP software. Authorities say services will return gradually once systems are secured. Grand Prix: Work is beginning on a 2,500-square-metre extension at Darse Sud to support the Monaco Grand Prix and other events. Due by the 2027 race, the new platform will also help organisers replace 15 temporary generators. Time change: Monaco clocks go back one hour on Sunday, October 25, as the Principality follows France’s winter-time schedule. Sports business: Sportel Monaco drew 1,962 participants from 73 countries to the Grimaldi Forum, with discussions focused on AI, investment and the growth of women’s sport.

Digital Security: Monaco has cut public access to government and municipal websites after critical vulnerabilities were found in widely used PHP software. No restoration timetable has been given. Grand Prix Infrastructure: Work has begun on a 2,500-square-metre Port Hercule extension, due by the 2027 race. It will add event space and replace 15 temporary generators with permanent electrical infrastructure. Sportel Monaco: The three-day convention drew 1,962 participants from 73 countries, with discussions on AI, investment and women’s sport. AS Monaco: Midfielder Edan Diop returns to the first team after scoring seven goals in 35 appearances on loan at Cercle Bruges. Sport and Culture: Meeting Herculis has unveiled its programme for a 40th-anniversary edition on 9 July 2027, including the return of the men’s 1,500m. Monaco will also host a Council of Europe conference on protecting children in sport on 3–4 November. Winter Time: Clocks go back one hour overnight on 24–25 October, in line with France and the EU.

National Day: Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene are continuing the tradition of gifts for residents aged 60 and over, to be handed out by Princess Stéphanie on November 18. Free National Day events will run November 14–19, including an Édith Piaf tribute and an Anne Roumanoff show. Monaco Football: Coach Filipe Luís says Monaco are focused on Thursday’s Freiburg match, despite being labelled Conference League favourites. Eric Dier and Stanis Idumbo remain sidelined. Culture and Fashion: Prince Albert joined Rampoldi’s 80th-anniversary celebration in Monte-Carlo. Monte-Carlo Fashion Week will now run twice a year, with its next main edition set for April 2027. Environment: Monaco-based coral researchers warn marine species have little time to recover as warming accelerates. The Prince Albert II Foundation has honoured wave-energy company CorPower Ocean for its innovation. Sailing: Marco Favale’s Millenium Falcon won the Smeralda 888 championship, while Nicolo Saidelli topped the final Monaco stage.

Football and Governance: LaLiga president Javier Tebas called for Manchester City to face justice over its financial-rule breaches, speaking at the Sportel conference in Monaco. Climate: Monaco marine scientists warn that the world’s projected 2.8°C of warming leaves coral with dangerously little time to recover. National Day: Free November shows will include an Édith Piaf tribute and comedian Anne Roumanoff, with invitations available to residents and Monegasques. Fashion: Monte-Carlo Fashion Week will move to a twice-yearly schedule, with its next main edition set for April 2027. Sailing: Marco Favale’s Millenium Falcon won the 2026 Smeralda 888 championship; Nicolo Saidelli took first place in the final Monaco stage. Arts and Culture: Prince Albert II and the Princess of Hanover honoured Daniel Pennac and debut novelist Soundouss Chraïbi at the Prince Pierre Foundation awards.

Digital Safety: Monaco has launched free call- and text-screening apps to help residents block nuisance calls and scams, with in-person setup support available at the Maison du Numérique. Living in Monaco: A new index ranks the Principality the world’s best place to live, citing its quality of life and infrastructure; the ranking is geared toward wealthy residents. Sport: AS Monaco suffered its first Ligue 1 defeat of the season, losing to Lorient as Lyon moved top. Monaco will host a Diamond League meeting on July 9–10, 2027. Environment and Innovation: The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation honoured wave-energy company CorPower Ocean for its work on renewable power, while the Prince’s Palace is set to use energy from the sea in its rebuilt wing.

Digital Safety: Monaco and Monaco Telecom have launched a free campaign against nuisance calls and scams, recommending two call- and text-filtering apps. The Maison du Numérique is offering help with setup. Palace Renewal: Prince Albert’s rebuilt palace wing has earned silver sustainable-building certification. It will use seawater to heat and cool the building, a first for Monaco-Ville. Green Innovation: EVER Monaco brought electric mobility, aviation and biotechnology to One Monte-Carlo, with Prince Albert calling for innovation to be matched by strong urban and legal frameworks. Community: Columbus Hotel Monte-Carlo and local partners raised €542 for Fondation Flavien by recycling corks, supporting its work with families affected by childhood cancer. Football: Monaco lost 1-0 away to Lorient, ending its unbeaten Ligue 1 start as Lyon moved top. Quality of Life: A new index ranked Monaco the world’s best place to live, citing top marks for infrastructure and quality of life; the ranking assesses destinations through a lens aimed at wealthy people seeking tax and residency options.

Weather: Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across Monaco and the Riviera this afternoon and evening, with yellow vigilance in place for the Alpes-Maritimes and a risk of gusty winds and hail. Planetary Health: Prince Albert II presented the Foundation’s 2026 Innovation Award to wave-energy company CorPower Ocean at a ceremony marking the Foundation’s 20th anniversary. Kenyan coral reef scientist David Obura and Chadian climate advocate Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim were also honoured. Sailing: Germany’s Norddeutscher Regatta Verein won Monaco’s Virginie Hériot Trophy, edging Switzerland’s Club de Voile de Lausanne in the all-women regatta’s first year using RS21 boats. AS Monaco: The club suffered its first Ligue 1 defeat of the season at Lorient, as Lyon moved top of the table. Ocean Mapping: Prince Albert inaugurated a permanent GEBCO Secretariat in Monaco, giving the global seabed-mapping programme a base to coordinate its work.

Weather Alert: Monaco and the Riviera are under yellow vigilance for thunderstorms on Tuesday, with heavy rain, gusty winds and possible hail expected in the afternoon and evening. Ligue 1: Monaco suffered its first defeat of the season, losing 1-0 to Lorient after a second-half penalty; five clubs are now level on 14 points at the top. Yachting: Monaco’s industry leaders are looking to Saudi Arabia and Egypt for growth, while weighing geopolitical risks and a shift towards longer stays aboard superyachts. Ocean Research: Prince Albert II opened a permanent GEBCO Secretariat in Monaco to coordinate the global effort to map the seabed. Environment: The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation marked its 20th anniversary by honouring three people and organisations for work on reefs, wave energy and Indigenous rights. Women’s Football: Monaco United beat AS Monaco FF 3-0 to become the Principality’s sole remaining team in the French Cup. Business Links: A Monaco Chamber of Commerce mission to Montenegro produced a cooperation agreement and more than 150 business meetings.