2022
The City of Torino joined the event under the theme "Food to feed the climate justice: urban food solutions for a fairer world" in the frame of the 8th edition of the Milan Urban Food Policy Pact Global Forum held in Rio de Janeiro.
The City of Cluj-Napoca hosted the sixth and last transnational meeting organised in the frame of the CO4CITIES project. The event was attended also by representatives from the City of Torino.
The City of Torino joined the annual meeting of the UNESCO Creative Cities held in Kaunas, European Capital of Culture 2022. Torino was awarded the title of Creative Capital of Design in 2014.
Vice Mayor Michela Favaro met a delegation from the City government of Buenos Aires. The meeting centred around the promotion of sustainable and digitised trade and productive processes.
A delegation from the City of Torino travelled to Morocco in the frame of the DEPOMI project, focusing on the development of migration policies in the Béni Mellal-Khénifra region, in order to exchange good practices and strengthen the cooperation between the two municipalities.
Mayor Stefano Lo Russo attended the Mayor's Innovation Studio organised by Bloomberg Philanthropies in the frame of the CityLab initiative, gathering over fifty mayors from all over the world. Participants discussed the current urban challenges, from climate changes to welcoming refugees.
Torino hosted the annual meeting of EPOA - the European Pride Organizers Association, the network gathering the main European bodies engaged in the Pride organisation. During the meeting the Coordinamento Torino Pride organised the Mediterranean LGBTQI+ Conference, a debate between bodies and institutions coming from the Mediterranean area.
The International Affairs Department of the City of Torino attended the fourteenth gathering of the CDIA network of the German Marshall Fund focusing on the G7’s recognition of the role of cities.
The City of Torino joined the digital forum of the EUROCITIES network on “Today is the future. Cities fit for Europe’s Digital Decade” hosted in Madrid.
The Deputy Mayor for Culture of Lyon, Nathalie Perrin-Gilbert, led a delegation made up of representatives of the main cultural bodies of Lyon visiting Torino for a series visits and meetings with their counterparts.
The Vice Mayor of Chambéry Aurelie Le Meur attended in Torino the ceremony commemorating the Holy Shroud moving from Chambéry to Torino in 1578, and the related plate unveiling.
Vice Mayor Michela Favaro attended the EUROCITIES Culture Forum held in Lille and focused on local cultural policies supporting ecological transition.
The Deputy Mayor in charge of Social Policies, Rights and Equalities of the City of Torino, Jacopo Rosatelli, went to Chicago in the frame of the “Chicago-Torino Lab”. The project involves several social, academic and political stakeholders of both cities working together on socio-spatial segregation and social disadvantage.
A delegation from the city and the local police of the Hague was welcomed in Torino for a study visit on innovation, safety and security of public spaces and for an exchange on future cooperation in the field of EU projects.
Vice Mayor Michela Favaro met Maher Canahuati Rock, City Councilor of Bethlehem, to exchange views on the international cooperation project NUR and on the topic of water.