IMFPJ opens 2026-2027 year at Auditorium Rainier III
By Zak Jackson, MonacoViews Editorial
Monaco's judicial training institute launched its new academic year on 10 September, with the Secretary of State for Justice among those attending the ceremony.
The Institut Monégasque de Formation aux Professions Judiciaires opened its 2026-2027 academic year on the evening of Thursday 10 September at the Auditorium Rainier III, drawing an audience of trainee jurists, lecturers, practising legal professionals and representatives from across Monaco's institutions.
Samuel Vuelta Simon, Secretary of State for Justice, attended alongside Yves Strickler, the Institute's Scientific Director, marking the occasion as a formal affair with clear backing from the Monégasque state. The IMFPJ plays a central role in preparing the next generation of legal professionals who will work within Monaco's courts, notarial offices and legal chambers.
For residents and property owners, the health of Monaco's judicial training pipeline has direct implications - a well-staffed, well-trained legal profession underpins everything from conveyancing and contract law to dispute resolution in the Principality.