Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Celebrates Two Million Visitors
The Saudi Arabia Pavilion, the second largest pavilion after the host country, has celebrated reaching two million visitors since opening on April 13.
OSAKA: The Saudi Arabia Pavilion, the second largest pavilion after the host country, has welcomed over two million visitors since its opening on April 13.
The milestone was marked by Ahmed Al-Khateeb, minister of tourism, and Ghazi Binzagr, Saudi ambassador to Japan and commissioner general of the Kingdom's pavilion.
The pavilion, designed by Foster + Partners, has hosted more than 1,500 VIP delegates and conducted over 2,000 events.
It was recommended by CNN as one of the top 10 pavilions to visit during Expo.
The pavilion offers an immersive experience showcasing Saudi Arabia's rich heritage and culture through programs such as Ahlan Wa Sahlan, We Are Saudi Arabia, and The Botanist Augmented Reality experience.
Visitors are encouraged to celebrate the Saudi National Day on September 23 as Osaka Expo prepares to conclude in October.
Expo 2030 will be held in Riyadh.
The milestone was marked by Ahmed Al-Khateeb, minister of tourism, and Ghazi Binzagr, Saudi ambassador to Japan and commissioner general of the Kingdom's pavilion.
The pavilion, designed by Foster + Partners, has hosted more than 1,500 VIP delegates and conducted over 2,000 events.
It was recommended by CNN as one of the top 10 pavilions to visit during Expo.
The pavilion offers an immersive experience showcasing Saudi Arabia's rich heritage and culture through programs such as Ahlan Wa Sahlan, We Are Saudi Arabia, and The Botanist Augmented Reality experience.
Visitors are encouraged to celebrate the Saudi National Day on September 23 as Osaka Expo prepares to conclude in October.
Expo 2030 will be held in Riyadh.
