World Urban Forum 2026 Draws 57,000 Participants from 176 Countries
The 13th World Urban Forum concluded with discussions on housing, climate resilience and urban governance. Organisers reported that the sessions informed future strategic priorities.
EuronewsThe World Urban Forum's 13th edition ended after bringing together more than 57,000 participants from 176 countries.
Sessions addressed housing, climate resilience and urban governance. Hundreds of sessions and exhibitions presented practical solutions from cities worldwide. Organisers stated that the discussions have already informed future strategic priorities.
The forum served as a platform for policymakers, planners and urban experts to exchange ideas. Attention has now turned to the event's legacy of collaboration, knowledge-sharing and innovation in addressing urban challenges.
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Discussions may shape future urban policy priorities according to organisers.
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