Permanent Mission of Monaco to the United Nations - Internships

Deadline: As soon as possible

Internships

Government International Organizations

Location(s)

United States of America

866 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10017

Overview

On 28 May 1993, the Principality of Monaco became a full member of the United Nations. Prior to that date, it had obtained observer status in June 1956. Upon the Principality's admission, H.S.H. Prince Rainier III designated His Son, Hereditary Prince Albert as Chief of Delegation. By regularly addressing the General Assembly to present the objectives and priorities of the Princely Government, the Hereditary Prince rapidly demonstrated His great interest in the work of the Organization.

Details

At certain periods of the year, the Permanent Mission offers to students or young administrators of monégasque nationality the possibility for a non-paid internship.

The perfect usage of both French and English are a requirement and a prior experience in the field of international relations constitutes an asset.

Internships are intended for individuals wishing to make a career in diplomacy or in international organizations.

All requests must sent to the Department of Foreign Relations specifying their level of education and the dates at which they wish to do their internship.

Département des Relations Extérieures
Ministère d'Etat
Place de la Visitation
Monaco, MC, 98000

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