Monaco, September 2026 – The International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA – The Green Chamber) participated in the 14th edition of Monaco Business, held on 18 September at the Sea Club – Le Méridien Beach Plaza in the Principality of Monaco.
The event brought together entrepreneurs, companies, institutions, and business leaders to exchange ideas, build connections, and explore developments in innovation, technology, sustainability, and international business.
Monaco Business 2026 featured a strong institutional presence, including H.E. Christophe Mirmand, Minister of State of Monaco, alongside Government Counsellor-Ministers Lionel Beffre, Céline Caron-Dagioni and Frédéric Cottalorda. The programme featured six conferences and debates, more than 50 exhibitors and around 1,000 expected visitors.
IGTCA was represented by Juan Dávila y Verdin, Chairman and Managing Director. He was joined by Mariana Yarnold, representing MBY Consultants, an IGTCA member company currently developing a software project that integrates project management and sustainability.
Throughout the event, they engaged with representatives of the Monegasque and international business communities, exchanging ideas and exploring opportunities for future collaboration. It was also a pleasure to reconnect with friends and colleagues from the Monaco Economic Board and discuss opportunities for continued cooperation.
Of particular relevance to IGTCA was Monaco’s strong commitment to integrating sustainability into business, innovation and economic development. This was reflected across the programme, including a dedicated session on environment and sustainable development introduced by Government Counsellor-Minister Céline Caron-Dagioni.
IGTCA’s participation in Monaco Business provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen existing relationships, establish new connections and explore further cooperation in Monaco and the wider Mediterranean region.
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