Tacoma Sister Cities, In the Media
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“Tacoma delegation visits Sister City Biot”
Led by Tacoma Sister Cities Biot Committee Chair Catherine Sarnat, among the travelers with her were Mayor Victoria Woodards; Debbie Bingham, project manager with the City of Tacoma and its Sister City liaison; and Tacoma glass artist Tony Sorgenfrei. All of them came back full of joy and appreciation for how they were received in Biot and it’s all thanks to the sister city relationship that started 12 years ago..
— Tacoma Weekly
“50 youth headed to China were stranded by the tech outage. Tacoma came to the rescue”
He asked Clare Petrich, who chairs Tacoma’s Sister Cities Council, what to do. They were struggling to find short-term rentals or hotel rooms.
— Alexis Krell, Simone Carter, Tacoma News Tribune
“Chinese envoy calls out US ‘political correctness’ of taking tough line on China”
Sister-city relations offer room for the two countries to advance relations, Xie Feng tells conference in Washington state.
— Dewey Sim, South China Morning Post
“Sister cities inject vigor into China-U.S. ties, says Chinese ambassador”
He added that "it is heartening" that so many Americans and Chinese are gathering in Tacoma for "reinvigorating and expanding the people-to-people connections."
— China Global Television Network
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Welcome to China Daily's #CityDance series, where we unveil tales of friendly exchanges between sister cities from China and around the world. Fuzhou and Tacoma, situated in China and the US respectively, are both nestled by mountains and seas and share a bond that started at two ports and was strengthened through cultural, educational, and economic exchanges. Join us in the new episode as we explore how these sister cities across the water have fostered a unique connection for 30 years.