Mairie reassigns Boscagli's delegations after Palais move
By Zak Jackson, MonacoViews Editorial
Monaco's communal council met on 22 September 2026 to reassign the family, youth and equality delegations left vacant by Chloé Boscagli's departure.
Communal councillors gathered on Tuesday 22 September 2026 to redistribute the portfolio of delegations previously held by Chloé Boscagli, who left the Mairie de Monaco earlier this month to take up a post as adviser within the Prince's cabinet at the Palais princier.
Boscagli had overseen a significant slice of the council's social remit, including early childhood and family policy, youth affairs, and gender equality. Her move to the Palais required councillors to formally reassign these responsibilities during the September session, a routine but necessary step whenever a member departs mid-term.
For residents and families who interact with the Mairie on childcare places, youth programmes or equality initiatives, the reshuffle matters chiefly for continuity: these are active portfolios with ongoing commitments rather than symbolic titles. The council has not yet detailed publicly which individual councillors will take on each strand, though further clarification is expected as the new arrangements bed in over the coming weeks.