Summary:
Prince Albert II and Emmanuel Macron attended the funeral of Didier Guillaume, Minister of State of Monaco.
Full Story:
Prince Albert II and Emmanuel Macron attended the national funeral of Didier Guillaume, the Minister of State of Monaco, at the Monaco Cathedral. The ceremony was attended by the Prince, Princess Charlène, Princess Caroline, and President Macron, along with many other dignitaries, friends, and relatives of the deceased. Didier Guillaume had been hospitalized since January 10 and passed away due to a sudden illness during his hospitalization. He had taken office in Monaco in September 2024. Prior to the funeral, Prince Albert II awarded the highest distinction of the country to his Minister of State. The ceremony was presided over by Archbishop Dominique-Marie David. In his speech, President Macron highlighted the authenticity and strong character of Didier Guillaume, describing him as a warm person deeply rooted in his values. The national day of mourning was observed in Monaco, with flags at half-mast and a minute of silence. A chapel of rest was set up for the Monégasques to pay their last respects to the late Minister.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
