Home UAE Dubai Expo 2020 Dubai pavilions: Morocco, Korea, Romania, Ghana, Croatia, Iraq, Venezuela, Botswana Here’s a list of eight participating country pavilions and their offerings by Zainab Mansoor November 25, 2021 Expo 2020 Dubai is the very first world expo where every participating country has its own pavilion. Each of the 192 country pavilions – spread across the three main districts of sustainability, mobility and opportunity – will have the chance to showcase their innovations and strategies. Read: Expo 2020 Dubai pavilions: Ireland, Singapore, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Bahrain, Austria Read: Expo 2020 Dubai pavilions: Uzbekistan, US, Spain, Finland, UK, Oman, Sri Lanka, Brazil Read: Expo 2020 Dubai pavilions: Denmark, Monaco, Cuba, Georgia, Indonesia, Italy, Lebanon, Malta Here’s a glimpse at another eight of the 192 pavilions at this year’s event. Image Courtesy: Dubai Media Office Twitter Morocco: Architect: Tarik Oualalou | Location: Opportunity District The pavilion offers visitors the opportunity to discover the country and its history, identity and vision for the future. The Moroccan pavilion’s design is inspired by ancestral methods of using earth which is typical of traditional villages. Guests can learn about the country’s commitment to sustainability. Image Courtesy: RomaniaExpo2020 Instagram Romania: Architect: Cumulus Architecture | Location: Sustainability District The Romanian pavilion’s three main themes include indigenous waters, the natural landscape and virtual eco tours. The installation ‘Connected Minds – Connected Clouds’ symbolises local cultural and heritage. Visitors can enjoy cultural projects with a focus on nature and heritage or taste a selection of mineral waters from Romania’s springs at the Water bar ‘H2RO’ Image Courtesy: KoreaPavilion2020 Instagram Korea: Architect: Mooyuki Architects | Location: Mobility District The ‘Smart Korea, Moving the World to You’ theme reflects the country’s will to lead the future to a better path. Offering an amalgamation of reality and future technologies on a mobile-guided AR tour through its four ramps, the pavilion also hosts Korean cultural performances and K-pop dance covers by performers every hour in the madang. Image Courtesy: Expo 2020 Dubai website Ghana Architect: Thematic District Pavilion | Location: Opportunity District The pavilion offers customers an opportunity to experience the trading floor of a stock exchange with a distinctly Ghanian look and feel. Guests can enjoy movable comic strips featuring the story of Anansi, the famous trickster-spider. Meanwhile, they can also play a trivia game, testing their knowledge about the country. Image Courtesy: Expo2020_Croatia Instagram Croatia Architect: Ante Vrban | Location: Mobility District The Croatian pavilion will offer guests an opportunity to be inspired by some of the greatest minds from the country and see how some of them have influenced today’s world: from natural beauty and resources to arts and culture. Visitors can also experience indigenous landscape and traditions as well as learn about the country’s history, nature and science. Image Courtesy: Iraqpavilion Instagram Iraq: Architect: RAW-NYC Architects | Location: Opportunity District The Iraqi pavilion allows visitors the opportunity to experience Iraqi culture, arts, science, literature and folklore, as the nation celebrates its past while striving to create a brighter tomorrow. Image Courtesy: Expo2020 Dubai website Venezuela Architect: Wanders Werner Falasi | Location: Jubilee Taste traditional Venezuelan dishes, drinks, coffee and chocolate at the pavilion. Visitors can also take a selfie with the imposing Angel Falls as a backdrop. The pavilion also offers an immersive Orinoco 360º experience. Image Courtesy: Botswana at Expo2020Dubai Twitter Botswana Architect: Thematic District Pavilion | Location: Mobility District At the Bostwana pavilion, visitors can not only view the country’s prestigious diamonds but also craft their own pieces using augmented reality (AR). Meanwhile, guests can also journey into the wild with the pavilions’ immersive VR and 4D experiences. Tags Botswana Croatia Expo 2020 Dubai Ghana Iraq Korea Morocco Romania Venezuela 0 Comments You might also like QatarEnergy buys 50% stake in TotalEnergies solar project in Iraq OPEC cuts 2024, 2025 global oil demand growth view again UAE commits $30m to support Ghana’s climate, biodiversity initiatives Iraq shifts to profit sharing with new oil and gas deals