Capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, is a cultural centre owing to its rich architecture, bustling nightlife, preserved traditions and friendly natives. The city has a diverse economy based on food processing, metalworking, automobile assembly, oil refining, printing and publishing, and textiles, among other goods. The city's metro population is nearing 15.5 million.
If Argentina's macroeconomic stability and overall performance in governance improves, the city will be better positioned to capture new opportunities.
The city scores highly in urban management and governance, and strongly for Liveability and Loveability, and is known to be one of the healthiest cities in Latin America. Buenos Aires is a success story for green and active mobility, and how scaling such infrastructure can have widespread benefits for local communities. The city funded its cycle lane network predominantly from the city’s budget, with additional financing from development banks, as part of a broader BRT development initiative.
