Renewed Monaco Contract for Ben Yedder
The renewed contract for Ben Yedder, the former head of the Monaco police force, has been announced by the French government.
According to reports, the new contract will see Ben Yedder retain his position as head of the Monaco police force for another five years from 2027 to 2032.
The renewal of this contract is part of a broader effort by the French government to improve the security and stability of Monaco.
The contract was announced by Prime Minister Manuel Valls during a visit to Monaco last year.
He said that the renewal of this contract would allow the French authorities to continue working with the local government in managing the city's public safety.
The new contract also includes provisions for the continuation of Ben Yedder's role as a member of the National Assembly of France.
This means that he will continue to be involved in politics and decision-making processes within the country.
In addition to the renewed contract, there are other changes planned for the future of Monaco.
One of these is the implementation of a new national identity card system, which will allow citizens to easily identify themselves without having to provide personal information.
Another change is the introduction of a new tax on luxury vehicles imported into the country, which will help to fund public services.
Overall, the renewed contract for Ben Yedder is seen as a positive step towards improving the security and stability of Monaco.
It remains to be seen how effective it will be in implementing all of these changes, but the efforts being made by the French government to improve security and stability in the country are certainly a good sign.