In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Didier Toubia, Biologist and Founder of Aleph Farms, declares that « Sustainability is of course a matter of preserving our natural environment and reverting climate change. But it is also about ensuring farmers prosperity, supply chain resilience, food security, and it’s about sustainable diets. To achieve those goals, we need to revert to more local and traditional ways to produce food, which are respectful to the planet, to the animals and to the farmers. « 

In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Sandra Bessudo, Founder and CEO of Malpelo Foundation and Former Colombian Minister for the Environment, alerts us that « We really need to think about the future we want to leave our children and other generations. A world in concrete? Without biodiversity? Without species? Without well-being? Without nature we are nothing » sharing her hope « that countries and people in general will become aware and that we stop making the same mistakes we have been making for years and years. »

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? Interview de Christine Lanzerini, directeur général de l’Institution #FANB

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In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Anousheh Ansari, CEO of XPRIZE Foundation, reminds us that  » To slow climate change and to prevent the next pandemic, we need to go to the source and examine our food supply chain, or our sustainable relationship with our rainforest, oceans, wildlife is at the heart of the issue we face today. » keeping her hope  » in the ingenuity of the human mind or the goodness of the human heart » to build a sustainable future.

⏪ Revivons aujourd’hui les meilleurs moments du Grand Prix de Monaco 2017 – Une course disputée sous une chaleur accablante avec une victoire à la clé pour la Scuderia Ferrari ?

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⏪ A look back today on the 2017 Monaco Grand Prix – A race ran under a blazing sun with a victory at the end for the Scuderia Ferrari ?

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In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Shimrit Perkol Finkel, CEO and Chief Scientist ECOncrete Tech LTD, Winner of the WE Empower UN SDG Challenge and EU Women Innovator 2019, sees the crisis as  » a wakeup call. It’s time to make a change and set new environmental standards for coastal and marine construction. We can’t stop the progress, but we can do it in a way that allows marine life to thrive, using nature-based solutions and ecological engineering. To work with nature, for humanity and nature as one. »

?| La surprise du jour… José Cura

Message poignant aujourd’hui du ténor argentin José Cura que vous avez entendu à l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo dans Tannhäuser et Peter Grimes. Artiste aux multiples casquettes, chanteur, metteur en scène, chef d’orchestre, décorateur, costumier, ceux qui le connaissent savent que l’homme est entier, généreux, révolté, passionné et tendre.

José Cura se livre ici sans fard, montrant sa force et sa fragilité. Il lève en quelque sorte le voile sur ce que l’on ne montre pas et sur ce que l’on ne dit pas. Courageux, poignant et finalement optimiste, car la vie continue…

?️ José Cura à l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo : Stiffelio (Stiffelio, 2013), Récital José Cura (2014), Tannhauser (Tannhauser, 2017), Peter Grimes (2018)

Pour cette première édition du nouveau magazine hebdomadaire de Monaco Info, Yann-Antony Noghès accueille Fabrice Larue dans le cadre exceptionnel de « La Vigie ».

?| Nous retrouvons Sophie Koch depuis son jardin. Elle nous parle de son confinement et nous décrit ses diverses occupations. Et comme tous les artistes, il lui tarde de retrouver la scène et son public !

?️ Sophie Koch à l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo : Rusticana Cavalliera (2006), La Damnation de Faust (2019)

?| En cette période si particulière, rien de tel qu’un peu de distraction pour dédramatiser ! Celso Albelo nous livre ici une petite vidéo humoristique spéciale confinement !

?️ Celso Albelo à l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo : Rigoletto (2011), La sonnambula (2013), Guillaume Tell (2015), I puritani (2017) et Il Pirata (2020)