Feb 13 • 16:33 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

More than 300 cities in almost 100 countries: how the WTC brand arrives in Ribeirão Preto

The arrival of the World Trade Center in Ribeirão Preto marks a significant development in the urban landscape of the region.

The establishment of the World Trade Center (WTC) in Ribeirão Preto represents a remarkable milestone in the city’s economic and urban development. This introduction of one of the world’s most recognized brands signifies Ribeirão Preto entering a global network that encompasses various continents, cultures, and economies. The WTC not only brings an iconic brand but also fosters an ecosystem that emphasizes business, innovation, and improved quality of life for its residents.

Historically, the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) originated in the 1970s in New York with the mission to facilitate economic and cultural connections through strategic urban hubs. The WTC model has a proven track record in successfully transforming cities across the globe, including the United States, the Netherlands, China, India, and the United Arab Emirates. The arrival of WTC in Ribeirão Preto can thus be seen as a continuation of this legacy, bringing with it the potential for enhanced international business opportunities and collaborations.

This initiative has implications beyond just economic growth; it is poised to improve the overall quality of life in Ribeirão Preto by introducing global standards of infrastructure and connectivity. As the city integrates into the WTC community, it will have access to a wider array of resources, knowledge, and networks that can lead to innovation and advancements in various sectors, ultimately benefiting its citizens and integrating them more deeply into the international landscape.

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