MWCC and Madrid2050 continue to develop Working Groups to design the city of the future

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22/07/2025

MWCC and Madrid2050 continue to develop Working Groups to design the city of the future

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The Madrid2050 strategic project and MWCC (in collaboration) have launched their Working Groups, addressing key issues such as sustainable mobility, public space and urban regeneration. The first sessions brought together experts, institutions and representatives from the third sector to define a common roadmap towards a more liveable, resilient and connected city.

In addition, Madrid2050 announces an international agenda with notable events such as the visit of the Centre for Advanced Metropolitan Studies of France (17-19 September), the ‘Design Future Thinking with AI’ conference (22 September) and the reception of a delegation from the American Institute of Architects (16 October).

More information: https://www.coam.org/es/actualidad/agenda/agenda-coam

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