Prince of Monaco, Albert II has called Expo 2020 Dubai a “great opportunity” to enhance the cooperation between his country and the UAE besides establishing links with other countries.
Speaking on the sidelines of the celebration of the National Day of Monaco at Expo 2020 Dubai, he said that UAE and Monaco are centers of global exchanges.
The Expo 2020 Dubai is an important global platform for reinforcing international cooperation and dialogue, said the Prince.
“Monaco is a center for tourism, innovation, international exchange and global action to protect the environment and find new ways to produce and save energy,” he said.
Prince Albert said there were opportunities for cooperation between Monaco and the UAE in the areas of technology, sustainability, culture and sports.
Monaco’s pavilion at Expo 2020 is located in the Opportunities District and is inspired by the legendary Rock of Monaco.
Expo opportunity to boost UAE-Monaco cooperation: Prince Albert II
- The UAE and Monaco are centers of global exchanges, the prince said on the sidelines of Monaco's National Day celebration at Expo.
- Monaco’s pavilion at Expo 2020 is located in the Opportunities District and is inspired by the legendary Rock of Monaco.
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