AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRoyal Family: Prince Albert and Princess Charlene have shared their condolences after Antoine de Massy, 29, a cousin of the Prince, was found dead at Villa Sauber. Authorities are investigating; one person has been detained. Nature: Monaco is among contributors to more than $60 million in new pledges for a UN biodiversity fund supporting conservation and restoration work. Youth Health: A free, anonymous gynaecology service is now available to girls and young women under 21 who live or study in Monaco, as part of a broader sexual-health programme. Education: Monaco’s schools have 6,592 pupils this year. State-school enrolment fell by 50, while private schools gained 76; almost a third of pupils live outside the Principality. Culture: Charlotte Casiraghi has spoken about losing her father as a child, the gap between her public image and private self, and how reading and writing helped her cope. Tennis: Greek 16-year-old Lydia Panagiotidou made history at the Monte-Carlo Country Club, becoming the first Greek girl to win the Tennis Europe Junior Masters.
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