Palace Chef Claims Silver at World Pizza Championship in Italy
Mohamed Ghanem, assistant chef at the Prince's Palace, won second place at the world pizza championship in Parma alongside pizzaiolo Laurent Raimondo.
A culinary star from the Prince's Palace has brought international recognition to Monaco's gastronomic scene. Mohamed Ghanem, who serves as assistant chef to the Princely Family, teamed up with Menton-based pizzaiolo Laurent Raimondo to compete at the prestigious world pizza championship held in Parma, Italy.
The duo's exceptional skills earned them the runner-up position in the pairs category, showcasing the high calibre of culinary talent working within Monaco's royal household. The competition, held in the heart of Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, draws top pizza makers from around the globe.
Ghanem's success highlights the diverse expertise found in the Palace kitchens, where chefs must master various international cuisines to cater to the Princely Family's sophisticated palate. His partnership with Raimondo, a respected figure in the French Riviera's pizza scene, proved to be a winning combination on the international stage.