On December 3, the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco hosted the prestigious Peace and Sport Awards, an annual celebration of sport’s ability to promote peace and dialogue across the globe. Since its inception in 2008, the awards have honoured remarkable initiatives that leverage sports to foster social stability and harmony.
Highlight of the Ceremony
Prince Albert II of Monaco, a committed advocate for sportsmanship and patron of Peace and Sport, presented the “Champion of the Year” Award to Tony Estanguet, President of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organizing Committee. This distinguished accolade recognizes his significant efforts in advancing inclusive and sustainable sports practices that inspire social progress and enhance lives worldwide.
March for Peace in Monaco: Celebrating Unity Through Sport
As part of the forum’s events, Peace and Sport organized a March for Peace in Monaco, which took place between Palace Square and the Oceanographic Museum.
This meaningful gathering brought together a diverse audience, including prominent figures from the sports community, and was honoured by the presence of Prince Albert II.
Highlighting the unifying essence of sport, the march symbolized a shared commitment to peace, understanding, and global unity.