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Comité d'Entraide des Français de Monaco

Mutual-aid association of the French community resident in the Principality, known by the acronym C.E.F.M., whose bylaws are regularly published in the Journal de Monaco.

PurposeMutual aid and representation of the French community established in Monaco.
RecognitionRecognised association — bylaws amendment approved by ministerial decree no. 89-338 (1989)
AddressMonaco — adresse du siège non republiée dans les extraits consultés au Journal
DistrictLa Condamine
Checked on7 October 2026
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The Comité d’Entraide des Français de Monaco (C.E.F.M.) is one of the most identifiable associations of the resident French community — a major share of the Monegasque population. It is not a municipal neighbourhood committee: Monaco does not divide associative life into ward councils as in neighbouring France.

Memoria lists it under Neighbourhoods & Residents because its purpose is the fabric of residents of one nationality established in the Principality, and because the Journal de Monaco traces its bylaws life over several decades.

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1989

Official recognitionJournal de Monaco n° 6.872 — 9 juin 1989· 5 June 1989

Bylaws amendment approved by ministerial decree

Ministerial decree no. 89-338 of 5 June 1989 approves an amendment to the bylaws of the association named « Comité d'Entraide des Français de Monaco » — the Principality thus recognises an association already established on that date.

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