The Government held two important meetings on Tuesday, October 24, to provide more details on ongoing negotiations with the European Union. Both were held in the Rainier III Auditorium.
In the morning, a meeting chaired by Gilles Tonelli, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, was held with the Monegasque Committee of Regulated Professions (CMPR), one of a series of meetings to discuss the progress of these important negotiations.
In the afternoon, the conference was co-chaired by Gilles Tonelli and Didier Gamerdinger, Minister of Health and Social Affairs, with the main unions and employee and employer organisations of the Principality, the first such meeting with the Government’s partners. Other meetings on the same topic will be held during the year 2018.
While Monaco is anxious to have the best possible relations with the European Union, particularly in the context of trade relations, the Principality is determined that its specific characteristics are recognised and incorporated in any future formal agreement.