"We are leaning into our arts and culture. We have said it's driving our economic recovery. We want to go tell our great sister cities of Shanghai and Seoul all about San Francisco."
"We are in dialogue about it. We are making sure our zoo is ready to host those pandas. So we'll have more conversations about that."
"The whole mayor's team and all of us in the arts and culture in the city are deeply committed to continuing our roles in that cultural and economic exchange."
Mayor Daniel Lurie plans his first international trip to China and South Korea to promote tourism and strengthen ties with sister cities. He emphasizes the importance of arts and culture in San Francisco's economic recovery. Discussions may include the return of pandas to the San Francisco Zoo, with ongoing dialogues about preparations. Lurie will be accompanied by business and cultural leaders, including the Asian Art Museum's director, who hopes the trip will enhance cultural exchanges.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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