Comité Tricolore pour les Italiens dans le Monde

Monegasque association (C.T.I.M.) created in 2002 to strengthen cultural, scientific and social ties between Monaco's Italian community and Italy.

PurposeDeveloping and strengthening cultural, scientific and social ties between Monaco's Italian community and Italy.

RecognitionAuthorisation and approval of bylaws by ministerial decree no. 2002-170 of 5 March 2002 (Journal no. 7.537)

Address21 boulevard Rainier III, 98000 Monaco (siège publié au Journal en 2002)

DistrictLes Moneghetti

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The Comité Tricolore pour les Italiens dans le Monde (C.T.I.M.) is the Monegasque association that structures part of the resident Italian community — the second most represented nationality in Monaco according to official statistics cited by the Prince’s Government.

Created in 2002, it complements other Italian networks (business, historic charity) by explicitly targeting cultural and social ties with Italy.

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2002

FoundationJournal de Monaco n° 7.537 — 8 mars 2002· 5 March 2002

Authorisation and approval of bylaws

Ministerial decree no. 2002-170 of 5 March 2002 authorises and approves the bylaws of the association « Comité Tricolore pour les Italiens dans le Monde » (C.T.I.M.), after a Council of Government decision.

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Official recognitionJournal de Monaco n° 7.538 — 15 mars 2002· 15 March 2002

Purpose and registered office published

A legal notice in the Journal de Monaco sets the association's purpose — cultural, scientific and social ties between Monaco's Italian community and Italy — and the registered office at 21 boulevard Rainier III.

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Sources & press coverage

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