City Possible Summit 2021. Cities Surviving and Flourishing

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City Possible Summit 2021. Cities Surviving and Flourishing

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In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many pundits confidently declared that the world’s cities were not long for this earth. The effects of the health crisis on living patterns and urban economies seemed irreversible. However, like in all past crisis, cities didn’t die- they changed. How did COVID-19 shape our relationship with cities, and what does that mean for the future?

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Alice Charles
Alice Charles

World Economic Forum. Lead, Cities and Urban Development

Miguel Gamino
Miguel Gamino

Mastercard. Executive Vice-President Enterprise Partnerships, Head of Global Cities

Bas Boorsman
Bas Boorsman

Thunderbird School of Global Management. Professor of Practice, Urban Innovation & Smart City

Roberta Cocco
Roberta Cocco

Ministry of Technological Innovation and Digital Transition of Italy

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