AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMonaco’s Yachting Push: Yacht Club de Monaco says the Principality is a hub for international marine business, with 411 companies and 1,400 shore jobs tied to the sector, and a packed September calendar including the Smart & Sustainable Marina Rendezvous (20-21 Sept) and the Monaco Yacht Show (23-26 Sept). Marine Wildlife Protection: New reporting warns Mediterranean whales face deadly ship strikes, with vessel speeds above 15 knots repeatedly linked to fatal collisions and calls for speed limits, rerouting, and whale-alert systems. Climate Accountability for Trees: Prince Albert II received Green Africa Foundation’s “Come Back and Check,” urging governments to measure tree-planting success by survival rates, not just seedlings planted, as Kenya faces pressure to verify outcomes of restoration campaigns. Space & Environment: Prince Albert II met ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet, discussing how space science and satellite monitoring can support conservation and help protect the planet. Sustainable Marine Tourism: Red Sea Global opened the AMAALA Yacht Club, pitching Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast as a regenerative luxury yachting destination with new berths and sailing programmes.
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