Monaco Welcomes New Law Enforcement Cohorts in Formal Ceremony
by Andrew Shelepnytsky Contributor
June 23, 2026
In a formal ceremony mirroring the civic traditions of the Principality, Monaco’s newest law enforcement officers officially entered public service this Monday at the Auditorium Rainier III.
The event marked the graduation of approximately 30 new police officers and two new lieutenants, concluding an intensive 10-month training regimen. The graduates represent the 36th cohort of police officers and the 40th cohort of student lieutenants.
During the ceremony, the inductees received their professional credentials and epaulets. The proceedings were held in the presence of high-ranking representatives of the Principality's authorities, alongside the cohorts' official godmother (marraine), Charlotte Casiraghi.
The graduation highlights the ongoing structural reinforcement of Monaco's civil security apparatus under the oversight of local authorities and the Sûreté Publique.
Photo Credits: Direction de la Communication - Manuel Vitali
Andrew Shelepnytsky
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Andrew Shelepnytsky is the Vice President of International Business Development at The Monegasque™ Magazine, where he spearheads global partnerships. He serves as the host of The Monegasque™ Podcast and is a Partner at FC Barbagiuans, the football club of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco. A dedicated Ambassador for Peace for the Universal Peace Federation. Andrew serves as a contributing writer for Monaco Voice.
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