NYC Mayor Eric Adams to Meet Pope Francis in Rome
The meeting is part of a broader visit involving a global conference on human fraternity.
- Mayor Adams will travel to Rome this week to attend the World Meeting on Human Fraternity and meet Pope Francis.
- The conference, hosted by the Vatican's Fratelli Tutti Foundation, aims to address global violence and promote peace.
- Adams' trip, including airfare and accommodations, is funded by the papal foundation; details on other expenses remain unclear.
- The NYC mayor will also participate as a keynote speaker in a roundtable discussion on urban community management.
- The visit occurs amidst heightened security concerns in NYC, following protests related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.