The World Cities Summit (WCS) is a prestigious biennial event that serves as a vital platform for government leaders and industry experts to tackle the challenges of creating liveable and sustainable urban environments. Jointly organized by Singapore’s Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), the WCS promotes the exchange of integrated urban solutions and fosters partnerships crucial for city development.

Key features of the Summit include the WCS Mayors Forum, which facilitates dialogue among city leaders, and the highly esteemed Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, recognizing outstanding contributions to urban sustainability. Additionally, the WCS Young Leaders Symposium nurtures innovative ideas from emerging leaders in the field.

The Summit’s thematic tracks cover a range of critical topics, including smart cities, sustainable city financing, and the science of urban living. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the World Cities Summit aims to shape the future of urban development worldwide, driving progress toward more resilient and regenerative cities.