Sister Cities
Tijuana has multiple sister cities and twin towns. These relations have been formalized by a variety of organizations as well as municipal governments. Currently twinned with the City of Tijuana are:
| City | Nation | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Busan | South Korea | 1995 |
| San Diego | United States | |
| La Paz | Mexico | |
| León | Mexico | |
| Mazatlán | Mexico | |
| Panjin | Peoples Republic of China | |
| Havana | Cuba | |
| Cincinnati | United States | |
| Zaragoza | Spain | |
| Laredo | United States | |
| Słubice | Poland |
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