Dayton Mayor reflects on NATO spring assembly
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Dayton's Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims Jr. wrote about his pride for Dayton while hosting the 2025 NATO Spring Parliamentary Assembly.
'I want to express how proud I am of Dayton for once again demonstrating its outsized impact on the international stage. Our city, long recognized for its pivotal role in brokering peace through the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, was honored to host global leaders and showcase our continued legacy as a place where diplomacy and progress converge,' wrote Mims.
He thanked everyone in our community for their patience and flexibility.
'Your hospitality and sacrifice did not go unnoticed,' wrote Mims. 'With NATO Parliamentary Assembly President Marcos Perestrello personally thanking Dayton residents for warmly welcoming his international delegation and staff, and for showing the best of our Midwestern spirit.'
He highlighted the crucial role Dayton played in helping to end the Bosnian War 30 years ago. He also spoke on both Dayton's innovative past and lucrative future.
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Mims then encouraged people to support small businesses.
'They are the heartbeat of Dayton, and now's a great time to support and shop local,' wrote Mims.
To read Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims Jr.'s full post, click here.
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