Monaco’s Barbagiuans qualify for the Prince Rainier III Challenge final
The Barbagiuans of Monaco continue their remarkable journey by qualifying for the final of the Prince Rainier III Challenge, following a thrilling semi-final clash this Monday against the Hospital team. This performance rewards far more than just a sporting achievement—it reflects the daily commitment and deep-rooted values of an emblematic team of the Principality.
Often associated with large-scale international events such as the Fight Aids Cup and the Racing Stars Football Cup, the Barbagiuans are above all an amateur team of friends, active and vibrant throughout the year. Under the leadership of Louis Ducruet, the club maintains a steady rhythm of weekly training sessions and participation in Monaco’s inter- company and corporate competitions. This team spirit remains true to the original ethos instilled in the 1980s by H.S.H. Prince Albert II and his close circle: football built on sharing, conviviality, and friendship.
Navigating Monaco During the Historic Grand Prix: What Residents and Visitors Need to Know
As the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique returns from 24 to 26 April, Monaco will once again operate under exceptional conditions. For three days, large parts of the Principality are integrated into the race circuit, with strictly regulated access for vehicles and pedestrians.
Here is a guide to navigating the weekend.
Remember, with preparation, movement remains manageable. Without it, even routine journeys may become complex.
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation announces the fourth cohort of its Re.Generation Future Leaders Program
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is proud to unveil the fourth cohort of its Re.Generation Future Leaders Program, a flagship initiative designed to empower the next generation of environmental leaders and accelerate global action for planetary health.
Launched to foster the fulfilment of young talents within the Foundation’s network, the programme supports emerging leaders around the age of 35 who are committed to addressing today’s most pressing environmental challenges. Rooted in the visionary commitment of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, the initiative reflects the Foundation’s long-standing dedication to innovation, youth engagement and environmental protection.
The 2026 cohort brings together a diverse group of outstanding individuals from across disciplines and geographies, spanning science, entrepreneurship, activism, finance, sport and storytelling. Selected for their achievements, leadership potential and commitment to environmental action, these changemakers embody a new generation capable of bridging sectors, cultures and solutions.
