Résumé:
The Club des résidents étrangers de Monaco celebrates its 14th anniversary and continues its mission to connect people and explain life in the Principality to newcomers.
Histoire complète :
The Club des Résidents Étrangers de Monaco (CREM) is celebrating its 14th anniversary. With 500 members, the CREM facilitates connections between people and provides information about life in the Principality to newcomers. Founded in 2010, the club has established itself as a valuable resource for the international community in Monaco.
The main objective of the CREM is to foster exchange and create a sense of belonging among residents, regardless of their nationality. The club organizes various events throughout the year, including conferences, exhibitions, and cultural outings, to promote cultural diversity and understanding.
The CREM also collaborates with local institutions and businesses to promote economic and social development in Monaco. It serves as a platform for networking and establishing professional relationships, contributing to the growth and prosperity of the community.
Prince Albert II of Monaco has been a patron of the CREM since its inception and actively supports its activities. His involvement reflects the commitment of the ruling family to the international community and their desire to create a welcoming and inclusive environment in Monaco.
As the Club des Résidents Étrangers de Monaco celebrates its 14th anniversary, it continues to play a significant role in bridging the gap between residents and contributing to the vibrant and diverse community of Monaco.
Source:
Monaco Matin
