Prince Albert and Princess Charlène Presented First Aid Diplomas
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène of Monaco attended the Monaco Red Cross first aid diploma award ceremony at the Rainier III Auditorium. The Princely Couple presented special awards to the best students, and a total of 1,451 people are now trained in first aid.
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène of Monaco attended the Monaco Red Cross first aid diploma award ceremony, held at the Rainier III Auditorium on the evening of 17 March.
Princess Charlène and Prince Albert presenting a diploma and first aid kit to a student during the ceremony. Photo: The Principality of Monaco
The Princely Couple presented special awards to the most deserving graduates, notably to the three best student first aiders from Charles III College, François d'Assise-Nicolas Barré School, and the International School of Monaco.
Princess Charlène and Prince Albert with the three best first aid students from Monaco's schools. Photo: The Principality of Monaco
Princess Charlène congratulating one of the recipients during the ceremony. Photo: The Principality of Monaco
Distinctions were also awarded to recipients from the Police Academy, the Civil Service, the Municipality, the non-profit sector, and the general public. In total, 1,451 people are now trained to respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations, most of whom hold the PSC certificate, the first level of first aid training.
Group photo with the Princely Couple and all participants at the Monaco Red Cross first aid diploma ceremony. Photo: The Principality of Monaco