Monaco: official statistics and sources
10 official bodies for Monaco, from Monaco Statistics (IMSEE) to Trade and Industry Directory (RCI), with key figures from the World Bank and IMF. Official language: French. Capital: Monaco.
Who holds power in Monaco
- Head of state: Le Prince Albert II (Prince Souverain de Monaco)
- Head of government: Christophe Mirmand (Ministre d’État, Chef du Gouvernement de la Principauté de Monaco)
- Foreign minister: Isabelle Berro-Amadeï (Conseiller de Gouvernement, Ministre des Relations extérieures et la Coopération de la Principauté de Monaco)
Source: UN Protocol and Liaison Service list, dated 15 October 2026. All world leaders.
Unitary constitutional hereditary monarchy. How local power works in Monaco: 1 tiers of government below the nation, who is elected and who they answer to.
Part of level 6 of the 10 levels of power.
Government, regions and cities
- Government and power in Monaco: leaders, governance scores, women in parliament, spending and the bodies that hold power to account
- Monaco (capital)
Key figures
What the figures show
The World Bank puts Monaco's population at 38,341 in 2025, up from 36,757 in 2015. It ranks 51st of 52 in the World Bank's Europe and Central Asia region and 188th of 193 worldwide.
GDP for 2024 was $11.1 billion at current dollar prices, according to the World Bank. Divided by population it comes to $288,002.
Output rose 8.5% after inflation in 2024 (World Bank).
A baby born in 2024 could expect to live 86.5 years.
- GDP per person in dollars, 2015 to 2024: +69%.
Figures checked 2026-10-13; how they are compiled.
Official sources in Monaco
Statistics office prices, jobs, people, output
- Monaco Statistics (IMSEE) (Institut Monégasque de la Statistique et des Études Économiques)
Official statistics on Monaco's population, employment, economy and tourism.
Parliament debates, votes, bills
- National Council (Conseil National)
Bills, sitting records, committee work and the list of National Council members. Not in English.
Government
- Government of the Principality of Monaco (Gouvernement Princier)
Government decisions, public policy information and official announcements.
Laws and the official gazette the text of laws
- Journal de Monaco (Official Journal) (Journal de Monaco)
The official journal publishing laws, sovereign ordinances and official notices. Not in English.
- Legimonaco (Legimonaco)
The state legal database of Monaco's legislation, regulations and case law. Not in English.
Courts judgments
- Monaco Judicial Services (courts, including the Supreme Court) (Direction des Services Judiciaires)
Information on Monaco's courts, including the Tribunal Suprême and the Court of Revision. Not in English.
Regulators
- Financial Activities Supervisory Commission (Commission de Contrôle des Activités Financières)
Licensing and supervision of portfolio management and other financial activities in Monaco.
- Monaco Financial Security Authority (Autorité Monégasque de Sécurité Financière)
Anti-money-laundering supervision, guidance and annual reports.
- Personal Data Protection Authority (Autorité de Protection des Données Personnelles)
Decisions, guidance and annual reports on personal data protection. Not in English.
Public registers companies, land, charities
- Trade and Industry Directory (RCI) (Répertoire du Commerce et de l'Industrie)
Search of businesses registered in Monaco, with extracts from the commercial register. Not in English.
Notes
Monaco has no central bank of its own; it uses the euro under a monetary agreement with the European Union.
Freedom of information in Monaco
No general access-to-information law for Monaco was found in the official sources checked on 2026-10-13. Monaco has no statute on access to information. Sovereign Ordinance No. 3.413 of 29 August 2011 (Title III, amended in 2012) lets anyone ask an administrative authority to consult an unpublished administrative document; a 2010 bill on access to administrative documents did not proceed (Journal de Monaco, journaldemonaco.gouv.mc).
What Monaco does not have
- No public online land register was found.
- No public procurement portal was confirmed; marches-publics.gouv.mc could not be reached today.
Also: World Bank country data · IMF country page · UN Sustainable Development Goals country profile · IPU Parline parliament profile.
Monaco by subject
- Economy GDP, growth, trade and investment
- Jobs and pay unemployment, jobs and work
- Cost of living inflation, poverty and inequality
- Public finances debt, deficit, tax and spending
- Health and care life expectancy, doctors and spending
- Housing homes, cities, water and power
- Crime and justice murder rate, courts and crime
- Immigration migrants, refugees and remittances
- Education schools, universities and literacy
- Environment emissions, air, forests and water
Power in Monaco, from local government up to the G20
The global bodies above national governments, and the levels of power inside Monaco. How the ten levels work.
Level 3: Local councils
- Local government in Monaco how councils, regions and municipalities work
Level 6: National government
- Monaco: national government this page
- Government and power in Monaco who leads, the parliament and the courts
- World leaders every country's head of state and government
Level 10: G7, G20, Davos and global forums
Common questions
What is the population of Monaco?
38,341 (2025, World Bank). National figures: Monaco Statistics (IMSEE).
What is Monaco's GDP?
$11.1 billion (2024, World Bank).
Who publishes official statistics in Monaco?
Monaco Statistics (IMSEE) (Institut Monégasque de la Statistique et des Études Économiques): https://imsee.mc/
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