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Three figures to understand Monaco

An immediate overview of Monaco through three key facts.

Population (2025)

38,857 residents

Source(s) : Monaco Statistics, 2025 Population census

GDP (2024)

10,279.0 in millions of current euros

Source(s) : Monaco Statistics

Employment (2025)

65,117 employees

Source(s) : Human Resources and Training Department, Caisses Sociales de Monaco, Monaco Statistics

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Monaco in Figures 2026

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Quarterly Economic Report - Q2 2026

In line with the first quarter, the key indicators of the Monegasque economy remained at high levels at the end of June 2026, although some showed a decline compared with 2025.

September 16, 2026

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Our latest publications

Infographic - Education

22/10/2026

Barometer – Retail trade

12/10/2026

Barometer - Manufacturing industry and craft

12/10/2026

Focus - Maritime economy & Yachting

08/10/2026

Wave climatology

01/10/2026

Focus - Real estate activities

18/09/2026

Economy Bulletin

16/09/2026

Focus - Wholesale Trade

01/09/2026

Focus - Construction

24/07/2026

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Monaco & the world: explore by area

Explore the relations between the Principality of Monaco and its international partners through a series of concise area profiles.

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Our events

Presentation of the study on the maritime economy and yachting

Monaco Statistics was delighted to take part in the Winter Pop-up 2026, held at the Monaco Yacht Club on Thursday 8 October 2026. On this occasion, Pascal Ferry and Benjamin Cauquil gave an exclusive preview of the findings from the new study on the maritime economy and yachting in 2025.© Yacht Club de MonacoIMSEE warmly congratulates and thanks the entire Cluster Yachting Monaco for organising this event.Read our full analysis of these sectors in the Focus Maritime Economy & Yachting 2025.

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18ème Conseil Scientifique de la Statistique et des Études Économiques

Les membres du Conseil Scientifique de la Statistique et des Études Économiques se sont réunis, jeudi 9 juillet, au Ministère d'État, sous l’égide de leur Président, le Professeur Pierre DUBOIS.À cette occasion, Son Excellence Monsieur le Ministre d’Etat Christophe MIRMAND, a salué l'engagement des membres du Conseil et leur contribution à l'excellence scientifique des travaux de l'IMSEE et à la crédibilité de la statistique publique monégasque.Alexandre BUBBIO, Directeur de l'IMSEE, a présenté les principaux travaux menés par l'Institut, parmi lesquels le nouvel indice des prix au m² de l'immobilier, les résultats de l'enquête Tourisme 2025, la mesure des écarts de salaires entre les femmes et les hommes, le passage à la NAF 2025 ainsi que les actions engagées en matière de protection des données personnelles.Les échanges ont également permis d'aborder les études et projets à venir, notamment les retombées économiques du Grand Prix de Formule 1 2026, les qualifications des salariés du secteur privé, un modèle de prévision des recettes de l'État et la mise en place d'un téléservice « Attestations NIS ».Cette réunion a enfin donné lieu à plusieurs recommandations visant à poursuivre le développement et la modernisation du système statistique monégasque.Au terme de leurs travaux, les membres du Conseil Scientifique ont été reçus par Son Excellence Monsieur le Ministre d’Etat Christophe MIRMAND en sa Résidence pour un déjeuner de travail.                   © Direction de la Communication/M.Vitali

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Press conference – Results of the 2025 Tourism Survey

​Alexandre Bubbio (Director of Monaco Statistics), Pascal Ferry (Deputy Director) and Guy Antognelli (Director of Tourism and Convention) presented the results of the 2025 tourism survey on Tuesday 7 July 2026 at a press conference attended by the Minister of Finance and Economy Frédéric Cottalorda, demonstrating the Prince’s Government’s keen interest in this new study.© Government Communication Department/M.VitaliDiscover the full results of the 2025 Tourism Survey.You can also download the presentation materials from this press conference.

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Presentation of the 2026 edition of Monaco in figures

​To mark the publication of the 2026 edition of Monaco in figures, Monaco Statistics unveiled its new compendium to members of the Monaco Economic Board (MEB) this morning. During the conference, Alexandre Bubbio and his team provided an economic review of 2025 and presented the key trends observed in the first quarter of 2026.© MEB/S.DarrasseMonaco Statistics would like to extend its warmest thanks to all the MEB teams for organising this great conference.Discover our new collection today, freely available on our website, or purchase the printed version.You can also download the presentation materials from this conference. 

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Our upcoming publications

11November 2026

Gross Domestic Product 2025

GDP Reports

12November 2026

Barometer Retail trade: September 2026

Barometers

12November 2026

Barometer Manufacturing industry and craft: September 2026

Barometers

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