The internationalisation process of the City of Torino is fostered by its participation in an array of networks and international associations. Through them, the City has been able to develop many contacts for cooperation and projects, exchange best practices and seize new opportunities to promote its resources.
As a matter of fact, international networks enable to create closer cooperation relations and are an effective tool to achieve common aims.

The international networks joined by the City of Torino are divided into:

1.     GENERAL NETWORKS:

• Champion Mayors for Inclusive Growth
• EUROCITIES
• The European Union in Piedmont

2.     NETWORKS ON CULTURE AND TOURISM:

• Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for the Dialogue between Cultures
• Art Nouveau European Route
• Association of Cities Hosting an International Exhibition
• BJCEM - International Association for the Bienniale of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean
• City Destinations Alliance
• Délice
• EMPORION - European Association of Markets
• European Festivals Association
• Les Sommets du Tourisme
• LUCI - Lighting Urban Community International
• Pépinières Européennes pour Jeunes Artistes
• UNESCO - Creative Cities Network
• UNESCO World Book Capital Network
• WTCF - World Tourism Cities Federation

3.     NETWORKS ON ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

• AUTONOMY
• Città del Bio - Organic Cities Association
• CIVITAS

4.     SOCIAL NETWORKS

• ECCAR - European Coalition of Cities against Racism
• EFUS - European Forum for Urban Security
• Fast-Track Cities

5.     EDUCATIONAL AND YOUTH NETWORKS

• IAEC - International Association of Educating Cities
• Platform Network
• UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities

6.   INNOVATION NETWORKS

• ENoLL
• iCapital Alumni Network
• WICCO
• 6G-IA

7.     NETWORKS ON SPORT

• Cities for Sports
• EPSI
• World Union of Olympic Cities