"In Puerto Vallarta, we are not only concerned, but busy with having a sustainable city, and for this reason, we are urging everyone to participate in the planning program for the metropolitan area of the Bahía de Banderas".
This was stated by Adriana Guzmán Jiménez, director of Urban Development and Environment, when participating in the panel 'Tourist Mobility: commitment to sustainability', at the event 'Urban Laboratory Interconnecting Smart Cities. Mobility towards Metropolitan Well-being', which she started in the neighboring municipality of Bahía de Banderas.
She emphasized that the city faces . . .
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