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Campo Grande and Turin reinforce sister-city economic agreement
The cities of Campo Grande, Brazil, and Turin, Italy, have met to reinforce their sister-city agreement, which has been in place for over twenty years. The meeting focused on developing strategies for economic and social exchange between the two municipalities.
Mayor of Campo Grande, Adriane Lopes, highlighted the city's economic growth, noting that its GDP is currently above the national average. She expressed interest in connecting with industrialized cities like Turin to expand the local industrial park and leverage the city's position within the Bioceanic Route to attract European industries.
Turin Mayor Stefano Lo Russo noted that Mato Grosso do Sul remains an under-explored region for Italian and European companies compared to states like São Paulo. He emphasized that the partnership, established in 2003, provides opportunities for Italian business expansion in the region.
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Adriane Lopes · Campo Grande · Mato Grosso do Sul · Stefano Lo Russo · Turin
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- [● 4 SOURCES] Campo Grande is the second largest city in its state for grain and cellulose production and export. jornalalef.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · revistavigor.com.br
- [● 4 SOURCES] The partnership aims to exchange strategies for economic and social development. jornalalef.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · revistavigor.com.br
- [● 4 SOURCES] Campo Grande's GDP is currently above the expected national average. jornalalef.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · revistavigor.com.br
- [● 4 SOURCES] Campo Grande and Turin have maintained a sister-city agreement since 2003. jornalalef.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · revistavigor.com.br
- [● 4 SOURCES] Mato Grosso do Sul is an under-explored region for Italian and European companies. jornalalef.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · revistavigor.com.br