
BY: Will O'Brien
In a step aimed at bolstering transatlantic connections, Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu and Rome's Mayor Roberto Gualtieri inked a Declaration of Intent yesterday, heralding a new dawn for cultural and economic synergy between the historic cities, according to Boston's official news release.
At Rome City Hall, the leaders put pen to paper on a document that pledges to deepen the ties through increased tourism, trade, educational exchanges, and a boost for Italian companies looking to set up shop in Boston.
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