Monaco Presents HANDIPACT to United Nations for Disability Inclusion

The Principality of Monaco has recently showcased its groundbreaking initiative, known as HANDIPACT, to the United Nations. HANDIPACT, a comprehensive policy for the inclusion of individuals with disabilities, was officially launched by the government of Monaco in 2023. The core objective of HANDIPACT is to rally both public and private entities within Monaco to enhance accessibility, services, and overall integration for individuals impacted by diverse forms of disabilities.

Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin is set to propose the dissolution of the far-right student union, Group Union Defense (GUD), to President Emmanuel Macron. Minister Darmanin has strongly condemned the activities and ideologies promoted by the GUD, aligning with the government’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and combating extremist movements within the country.

Continuing its momentum in promoting sustainable mobility and modern infrastructure, the Prince’s Government of Monaco will embark on a significant mechanical connectivity renewal project. This key initiative, initiated in 2020, will feature the replacement of six moving sidewalks in strategic locations across the Principality, aligning with Monaco’s overarching mobility strategy.

Meanwhile, a fire emergency unfolded in a warehouse located in Mougins during the late hours, prompting swift intervention from local firefighters around 1 am. The incident underscores the critical role of emergency response teams in swiftly addressing potential threats and safeguarding both property and lives within the community.

Shifting focus to the realm of politics, French far-right leader Jordan Bardella has openly criticized prominent footballer Kylian Mbappe for his recent remarks encouraging the youth to vote against extremist ideologies in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Bardella’s critique highlights the intersection of sports, politics, and social responsibility in shaping public discourse and civic engagement.