Albuquerque Sister Cities
at Sasebo Japanese Garden at ABQ BioPark
Featured Stories
Welcome to the Board–Brooke Meisner, the new Youth Coordinator
Brooke Meisner grew up in the mountains East of Albuquerque. She attended APS mountain schools and...
Read MoreWelcome to the Board–Lynne Newton, the new Jericho, Palestine Co-Chair
Lynne Newton has a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Minnesota. Her dissertation...
Read MoreWelcome to the Board–Samia Assed, the new Jericho, Palestine Chair
Samia prides herself in being a Palestinian Muslim-American. A grassroots feminist and mother of...
Read MoreWelcome to the Board–Miguel Sabol, the new Alburquerque, Spain Co-Chair
Miguel Sabol is an international education professional dedicated to fostering global connections...
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Welcome
The Sister City Program began in 1956 as a creative force for International Cooperation and Goodwill Through Community Action.
Albuquerque’s participation in the Program started in 1965 as the Albuquerque Sister Cities Committee and became the Albuquerque Sister Cities Foundation in 1983. We are a 501(c)(3) (non-profit) corporation.
The Foundation interacts with city government through the Albuquerque Economic Development Department, and together we serve to implement the city ordinance requiring “the promotion and encouragement of private and public programs to further the development of greater friendship and understanding between the people of Albuquerque and cities of other nations.”
We sponsor programs designed to foster cultural and commercial exchange between Albuquerque and our 11 sister cities.
Membership is open to any who seek to enhance international communication and to enrich cooperation and good will.






