In conjunction with Riyadh’s request to host “Expo 2030”
In an atmosphere of joy.. The Saudi pavilion receives the 500 thousandth visitor
The Saudi pavilion sends a message of thanks to its visitors.
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The pavilion of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia participating in the Expo 2020 Dubai revealed that the number of its visitors reached 500,000 visitors from various Arab and foreign nationalities, as well as high-level diplomatic delegations from various brotherly and friendly countries. The pavilion officials announced that with this number, it achieved the highest number of visits in the history of international exhibitions, in a new achievement added to the list of achievements and records achieved by the pavilion since its official opening on the first of October.
With the start of the countdown to announcing the number of visits, the audience gathered in the outer courtyard of the Kingdom’s pavilion in the “Opportunities” area at “Expo 2020 Dubai”, before the lights were shed, and the visitor who completed the record was invited in an atmosphere of anticipation and joy, and the “Saudi Arda” band joined » To the tunes of enthusiastic rhythms, and more visitors flocked to celebrate this distinguished occasion, which coincides with the announcement of Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Royal Commission for the City of Riyadh, to submit a request to host Riyadh for Expo 2030.
The Kingdom’s pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai has succeeded, since its first day, in attracting the attention of visitors through its various events, activities and thematic weeks, which reflect the human wealth and the cultural and developmental components of Saudi Arabia, based on four main pillars, including: rich nature, vibrant community, ancient heritage and opportunities The economic power that the Kingdom offers to the world, along with a plant for energy and sustainability, and a brilliant presence of traditional Saudi crafts, folkloric performances, and famous dishes from different regions of the Kingdom, as well as family, cultural and poetic performances, in addition to a set of multiple opportunities in the fields of innovation, economy, culture and investment, which take Visitors are on an unprecedented journey of exploration that reflects the spirit of young Saudi Arabia, which welcomes the world, and is always on the lookout for the future.
The Kingdom’s pavilion offers more than 1,800 events of distinctive activities and programs and thematic weeks, which will cover, over a period of six months, all economic, development and cultural fields, as well as family shows and a set of multiple opportunities in the fields of innovation, economy, culture and investment, which will take visitors on a journey of unparalleled exploration. A precedent that reflects the spirit of the young Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, welcoming the world, and always looking towards the future.
At the time, the pavilion of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at Expo 2020 Dubai is the largest pavilion after the host country's pavilion, the UAE, and has won three Guinness World Records, through the largest interactive light floor, the longest interactive water curtain, and the largest digital screen mirror. interactive.
• The Kingdom Pavilion succeeded from its first day in attracting the attention of visitors through its various activities.
• 1800 activities of programs and thematic weeks over a period of six months in the Saudi pavilion.
One of the most sustainable designs
The Saudi Pavilion building at Expo 2020 Dubai is an architectural icon that nominates it to enter the list of the most famous international buildings, after its design was consistent with the highest standards of environmental sustainability, and it received the platinum certificate in the LEED system from the US Green Building Council (USGBC). ), which makes it one of the most sustainable designs around the world, in addition to its complete dependence in its operation on renewable energy, emphasizing the principle of sustainability symbolized by the pavilion’s exterior design.