Prince Albert II of Monaco concluded his tour of Southeast Asia and the Pacific with a stop in Singapore. Prince Albert's foundation notably organized its big charity ball there on the theme of glaciers.
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Prince Albert II of Monaco concludes his tour in Singapore
After participating in an expedition on the theme of preserving the seabed with Leonardo DiCaprio, in the Solomon Islands, Prince Albert II sailed up the Pacific towards Singapore. Singapore is a city-state that consists of several islands. The main island, Pulau Ujong, is located under the mainland of Malaysia.
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Singapore is a republic of 719 square kilometers. Monaco is a principality of 2 square kilometers. Both countries have a high population density in common. With its 6 million inhabitants, Singapore has a density of 8,300 inhabitants per square kilometer. With more than 39,000 inhabitants, Monaco has a density of more than 19,000 inhabitants per square kilometer.
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In Singapore, Prince Albert II, 66, met the country's authorities and numerous entrepreneurs. The Monegasque head of state also met with leaders of NGOs and companies specializing in the blue economy and more particularly those involved in the collection and recycling of plastic products.
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Prince Albert II Foundation Gala on the theme of glaciers in Singapore
In the evening of November 27, the Singapore office of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation organized a major charity gala to support the actions of the Monegasque foundation. The Singaporean branch is headed by Jacky Deromedi. The president of the Singapore office organized an evening on the theme of glaciers, in connection with the theme of global warming.
Earlier today, during the 8th edition of the Ocean Innovators Platform, organized by the Prince Albert II Foundation at Marina Bay Sands, Prince Albert II said: “Investments in sustainable aquaculture, renewable ocean energy and the restoration of marine biodiversity hold enormous potential in terms of ecological impact and financial return”. Prince Albert then urged the stakeholders concerned to act with ambition and pragmatism, highlighting this rare concordance between the benefits for the planet and the opportunities for investors.
Nicolas Fontaine
Editor-in-chief
Nicolas Fontaine has been a designer-editor and author for numerous Belgian and French brands and media. A specialist in royal family news, Nicolas founded the site Histoires royales of which he is the editor-in-chief. [email protected]
