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A climate of security reigns in Monaco Monte-Carlo making this
prestigious setting even more appreciable. Security specialists are unanimous, it would be
difficult to live in a place safer than Monaco. One policeman for every 100 residents, a system
of 24-hour video surveillance spanning the entire surface area of the Principality, including
the majority of residence halls, a transmitting system worthy of the best armies in the world,
the possibility of blocking all access in and out of the Principality in several minutes. And
we mustn't forget the surveillance teams inside of the Casino and in all of the gambling
establishments and hotels.
The Monaco police department is managed by a highly placed member
of the French police force and the police department is amongst the most modern and efficient
in Europe. The rule imposed by the Prince Rainier
is simple : "Monaco must have total security".
As would follow, the orders given to the 400 police officers, who must go through a 2-year
intensive training program, are extremely strict : anything detrimental to the harmonious atmosphere
in Monaco is forbidden, begging is non-existent, indecent clothing is prohibited and traffic laws
are rigorously enforced. The court system in Monaco almost always pronounces maximum sentences. The
result is an incredibly low rate of delinquency, a dream for any Minister of the Interior.
As one jeweler in Monaco put it : " the jewels of the most well-known
jewelers were made to be worn, even in the street, and not to be left in the safety deposit box.
This is not the case in Monaco".
The government of the Principality attachs a great deal of importance
to the quality of its health facilities:
 The Princess Grace Hospital is equipped with the
latest generation of medical material (scanner, IRM, Radiology,...)
The Cardio-Thoracic Center, created in 1987,
treats all manner of thoracic and cardiac pathologies.
The Hemodialysis Center, inaugurated in 1989, safely treats problems related to kidney failure.
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