Baltimore Sister Cities

Baltimore & Changwon become official sister cities

On November 8, 2019, Changwon (South Korea) and Baltimore (USA) officially become sister cities. Changwon Mayor Huh, Sung-Mu and Baltimore Mayor Bernard C “Jack” Young signed the sister city agreement in a ceremony at Baltimore City Hall. The Changwon Mayor traveled to Baltimore with a large delegation, to sign the agreement.

Video of the signing ceremony:

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Previous mayor’s Dec 2015 press release about Baltimore Sister Cities.

 

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