Edgelands cities

Medellín

Once notorious for its high crime rates in the 80s and 90s, Medellin has transformed into a leading example of social innovation and urban development, garnering international recognition and prestigious awards, including the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize. This remarkable turnaround has positioned the city as a compelling destination for visitors, investors, and global South governments.

Geneva

Geneva is a city of contradictions: simultaneously provincial and cosmopolitan, conservative and daring, tradition-bound yet innovation-friendly, business-like but hopeful in its humanitarianism.

Cúcuta

Cúcuta is a regional Colombian capital city that lies on the physical and social frontier of the country. Considered mid-sized for Colombian standards, the destiny of its nearly 1 million inhabitants has been closely tied to the geopolitical intricacies and tensions between Colombia and Venezuela.