This Strategic Plan is for all Philadelphians!

Posted on September 9, 2016

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Student reflection on why Philadelphia has played a crucial role in the theme of World Heritage.

Philadelphia has joined a prestigious company of over 270 international cities as a World Heritage City - the first in the United States! Philly is uniquely positioned to take advantage of many new opportunities for economic growth, international relationships, historic preservation, and increased tourism. The strategic plan summarizes a series of bold aspirations that come with our new status. This plan is for all Philadelphians!

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