Global Cities Inc.
URBAN TRADING BLOC
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Large urban areas around the world will be left behind economically, unless they conduct business and trade with each other. Industrialized countries are forming regional trading blocs without addressing the growing economic problems of inner city residents.
Many of these cities are in developing nations with vast natural resources and raw materials. A well defined trading bloc will allow cities to become major players in the new global marketplace.
The GCI Urban Trading Bloc connects large cities with existing business and trade infrastructures through entrepreneurs and local community business leaders. Selected cities must established sufficient business and trade ties with the URBAN TRADING BLOC within five years in order to remain a Global Cities members.
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Foreign Cities Under Consideration |
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| Country: Canada City: Toronto | Country: England City: London |
Country: Puerto Rico City: San Juan |
| Country: Brazil City: Rio De Janeiro |
Country: Australia City: Sidney |
Country: Liberia City: Monrovia |
| Country: South Africa City: Johannesburg |
Country: Japan City: Tokyo |
Country: France City: Paris |
| Country: India City: Calcutta |
Country: Ghana City: Accra |
Country: England City: London |
| Country: Kenya City: Nairobi |
Country: Germany City: Berlin |
Country: Nigeria City: Logos |
If you are an entrepreneur, association or business organization and conduct business in a large Metropolitan area you may join the GCI lead Urban Trading Bloc.
For more information call: (410) 581-1373
Mailing Address:
Global Cities Inc.
Baltimore, Maryland 21117
