Fondation de Monaco

Fondation de Monaco is one of the houses of the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris. According to the CIUP website, the house was created in 1937 and has 77 accommodations and residents of 19 nationalities. Its creation is closely tied to the history of Monaco's princely family: the initiative was launched by Prince Pierre of Monaco, born Pierre de Polignac, grandfather of Prince Albert II. In 1929 an initial donation enabled the creation of around 50 beds, and after Prince Pierre's withdrawal, Louis II took over the project and established a committee to secure additional funding from private sources.

The birth of the Monaco Foundation is closely tied to the history of its princely family. The initiative was launched by Prince Pierre of Monaco, born Pierre de Polignac, grandfather of the current Prince Albert II. In 1929, an initial donation enabled the creation of around 50 beds. Following Prince Pierre of Monaco's withdrawal, Louis II – known as the soldier prince – took over the project and established a committee to secure additional funding from private sources. The house was created in 1937 and today has 77 accommodations and residents of 19 nationalities.

A house within the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris, a campus that welcomes students, researchers and artists of many nationalities.

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1. 1Fondation de Monaco - CIUPciup.fr
2. 2The Cité internationale, a century of history | CIUPciup.fr
3. 3Legal disclaimers - CIUPciup.fr
4. 4International campus for students and researchers | CIUPciup.fr