Monaco strengthens ties with San Remo Institute to advance humanitarian law education
The Principality is expanding its support for specialised training programmes that teach international humanitarian law to military and civilian personnel.
The Principality has deepened its partnership with the San Remo International Humanitarian Law Institute, recognising that comprehensive understanding of humanitarian law is fundamental to its effective implementation worldwide.
For several years now, Monaco's government has backed the Institute's specialised training programmes, which cater to military personnel as well as institutional representatives and civil society organisations. The collaboration reflects the Principality's commitment to promoting legal frameworks that protect civilians during armed conflicts.
Established in 1970, the San Remo Institute has built a reputation as a leading centre for humanitarian law education, welcoming military officers from numerous countries to participate in its comprehensive courses. The partnership allows Monaco to contribute meaningfully to international efforts aimed at ensuring greater compliance with humanitarian principles in conflict zones.
This enhanced cooperation underscores Monaco's broader diplomatic strategy of supporting international law and humanitarian causes, positioning the Principality as an active contributor to global peace-building efforts through education and capacity building.