Students present vision for Principality's future
By Laurent Duval, MonacoViews Editorial
Young people from Monaco's high schools have completed months of collaborative work to deliver policy recommendations.
The 19th session of the Principality's Youth Economic, Social and Environmental Council has drawn to a close, bringing together 35 students from local secondary schools in an ambitious civic engagement programme.
Over several months, these young participants have taken on the role of genuine policy advisors, conducting research and engaging in detailed discussions before presenting their findings in the formal Council chamber setting.
The students developed four comprehensive resolutions addressing key issues facing Monaco's future. This annual initiative continues to provide a valuable platform for the next generation to contribute meaningfully to policy discussions and demonstrate their commitment to shaping the Principality's development.
The programme represents an important bridge between Monaco's educational institutions and its governance structures, ensuring young voices are heard in debates about the community's direction.