Just under 2 weeks to go before the clean and green technology conference.

Prince Albert II in the United States.

Monaco IQ was privileged to be present at the 2nd annual award ceremony of the Fondation Prince Albert II.

If you visit one of Monaco's sushi restaurants, you won't be eating bluefin tuna.

The biennial Rencontres Internationales Monaco et la Mediterranee (RIMM) have been discussing water.

The 2009 EVER conference and exhibition took place this weekend and provided the ideal opportunity to announce Monaco's continuing commitment to sustainable mobility.

UNESCO international experts met in Monaco last week to discuss sustainable development for the Arctic in the face of global climate change. The objectives were to highlight the impact that global warming has already had on the region, and to investigate ways to monitor further changes.

For the second year running, Monaco will host the CleanEquity conference.

The world will be watching Monaco this week, when environment ministers from over 100 countries meet for the United Nations Environment Programme's (UNEP) 10th Special Session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum. The theme of the session is "mobilizing finance for the climate challenge."

The first CleanEquity conference will be held in Le Sporting d'Hiver congress centre, right in the heart of Monte Carlo, on February 20 and 21 in 2008. The conference is being organized by Innovator Capital and aims to present new environmental technologies to potential investors.