Rethinking urban planning and mobility
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Situated on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, at the heart of the Côte d'Azur, the Principality of Monaco enjoys an exceptional geographical and climatic situation. However, the quality of life enjoyed by Monegasques and residents is not entirely due to these natural factors but is primarily the result of a determined and consistent policy.
The Prince's Government is committed, in all its decisions, to promoting the strengthening of a unique model that combines excellent infrastructure, controlled urban development, a preserved environment, and unmatched security.
Making smart use of available space
Spanning just two square kilometres, Monaco is one of the smallest states in the world. Yet, despite its tiny size, the Principality is a city-state that boasts all the attractions of a modern, vibrant city.
Investing in modern infrastructures
In order to promote the balanced development of the Principality and to provide its residents and economic stakeholders with the best possible conditions for growth, the Prince's Government pursues a consistent policy of investment in high-quality public infrastructure.
Improving mobility
Travel has a significant impact on the environment, public health and economic development. This is why the Prince's Government's policy aims to foster solutions capable of improving living conditions for residents, limiting health risks and boosting economic development. This will involve a shift in the balance between the various modes of transport and the advancement of soft mobility.
Improving the living environment
As Monaco’s attractiveness and vitality rely largely on the success of the many public events it hosts and on a constantly renewed real estate offering, the Government ensures that these activities are surrounded by the highest level of precaution in order to preserve the quality of life in the Principality.
Forward Studies
Keen to build a ‘model country and a country model’, in line with the wishes expressed by H.S.H. Prince Albert II upon his accession to the throne, the Prince's Government has equipped itself with ambitious, forward-looking tools in economic, social, and societal terms. These tools aim to develop Monaco's city and society in a rational and sustainable way.