Leaders from 55 cities across the five continents gathered to discuss the theme “A New Future for Cities Through Climate and Disaster Resilience” and share insights and expertise on the diverse initiatives being undertaken by their cities. The outcomes of these discussions were compiled into a joint statement (communiqué), and as part of new initiatives, each city announced specific actions and goals aimed at strengthening resilience and shared them with the world.

1. G-NETS Heads of Government Meeting Communiqué

As shown in the attached documents*
: Summary of the communiqué (Attachment 1 (PDF: 281 KB)), original text (Attachment 2 (PDF: 515 KB)), and provisional Japanese translation (Attachment 3 (PDF: 424 KB))

2. Results of the G-NETS Heads of Government Meeting

Participating Cities

55 cities (including Tokyo)

Head of the community

[Berlin], [Buenos Aires], , Dili, Glasgow, Hanoi, Helsinki, Jakarta, Kurdufshi, Manila, Morton Bay, Phnom Penh, Porto, San Salvador, Singapore, Suva, Tinadu, Turin, Yerevan, Tokyo

Deputy Chief and others

Amsterdam, Auckland, Bangkok ^[Note], Bogotá, Bologna, Brampton, Brussels, Cali, Catalonia, Christchurch, Detroit, ,Espoo, Funafuti, Istanbul, Lisbon, Ljubljana, Lombardy, Los Angeles, Malmö, Melbourne, Nairobi, New Taipei, Niagara, Paris, Queensland, Riga, Rome, Seoul, Taipei, Tartu, Vienna ^[Note], Vientiane, Zagreb, Zapopan

* [Note] indicates online participation; angle brackets indicate participation in an action pledge; and square brackets indicate a video message.

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