A delegation from the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region (China) returned to Monaco at the end of April to take part in the Monaco Clean Fusion Forum, which was held at the Yacht Club de Monaco. The event, supported by the Prince Albert II Foundation, followed the delegation’s initial visit in March.

During their visit, Monaco’s Ambassador to China, H.E. Ms Marie-Pascale Boisson, hosted a bilateral meeting between the Chinese delegation and several representatives from Monaco’s economic, technological, and scientific sectors. The gathering served as a platform for exchanging knowledge, expertise, and shared goals.

Participants discussed Monaco’s innovative approaches to ecological transition, particularly in key areas such as renewable energy production and storage, as well as biomedical research related to environmental health. The meeting highlighted Monaco’s leadership in leveraging emerging technologies to address global sustainability challenges.

The Monegasque representatives included:

• Mr Guillaume Rose, CEO of the Monaco Economic Board

• Ms Sandrine Sauval, Director of MonacoTech

• Ms Delphine Frappier, Secretary General of the Monaco Scientific Centre

• Mr Eric Villalong, President of the Chamber of Renewable Energies and Ecology of Monaco

• Mr Mirco Albisetti, President of Aton Green Monaco

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Leading the Macao delegation was Secretary for Economy and Finance, Mr Tai Kin Ip, accompanied by:

• Dr Che Weng Keon, Chairman of the Science and Technology Development Fund Committee

• Mr Iong Nin Fai, Head of the Macao Economic and Technological Development Bureau

The visit reaffirmed both regions’ commitment to fostering international collaboration and advancing sustainable development through innovation.