Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka Hosts Cross-Sector Business Events
The Saudi Pavilion will host several business-focused sessions from July 22 to 25 as part of the exposition's Theme Week Five, "Learning and Playing."
OSAKA: The Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka is set to host a series of business events from July 22 to 25.
This event is part of the exposition’s Theme Week Five, titled ‘Learning and Playing,’ which runs from July 17 to 28.The program aims to promote cross-cultural business collaboration and highlight Saudi Arabia's digital, educational, and cultural initiatives in the era of artificial intelligence.
A session titled ‘The Art of Play: Integrating Culture into Learning Environments’ will be presented by the Cultural Development Fund on July 22.
This panel will examine how culture, arts, and heritage can improve educational systems, encourage creativity, and prepare young people for the future job market.
Dr. Mohammed Alhussein, CEO of Mozn AI, and Dr. Wafa Alsubail, founder of Kan Ya Makan children’s library, are among the speakers.
The session will be moderated by Reem Busati.Another panel, ‘Learning Through Play: The Success of Our Neighborhood Clubs Initiative,’ hosted by the Sports for All Federation on July 22, will focus on how an initiative started in a single school neighborhood has expanded into a nationwide model promoting physical activity, inclusivity, and community well-being.
Lama Al-Muhana, Dalal Al-Shebaiky, and Reem Al-Shalhoub are scheduled to speak at this event.On July 25, the Music Commission will present ‘AI & Creative Art,’ highlighting MusiqAI, a digital platform using artificial intelligence for music education and professional development.
Manar Alhawiti, Saqer Alghuwainem, and Ahmed Karkanawi are among the speakers for this session.All sessions will be held at the Saudi Arabia Pavilion’s Collaboration Hub and feature live Japanese translation.
The events are part of more than 150 business-focused sessions scheduled throughout the six-month exposition, covering topics such as investment, sustainability, innovation, and education.The Saudi Arabia Pavilion is located in the Connecting Zone (C14-01) near the West Gate and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The full program of events is available on the official pavilion website.
This event is part of the exposition’s Theme Week Five, titled ‘Learning and Playing,’ which runs from July 17 to 28.The program aims to promote cross-cultural business collaboration and highlight Saudi Arabia's digital, educational, and cultural initiatives in the era of artificial intelligence.
A session titled ‘The Art of Play: Integrating Culture into Learning Environments’ will be presented by the Cultural Development Fund on July 22.
This panel will examine how culture, arts, and heritage can improve educational systems, encourage creativity, and prepare young people for the future job market.
Dr. Mohammed Alhussein, CEO of Mozn AI, and Dr. Wafa Alsubail, founder of Kan Ya Makan children’s library, are among the speakers.
The session will be moderated by Reem Busati.Another panel, ‘Learning Through Play: The Success of Our Neighborhood Clubs Initiative,’ hosted by the Sports for All Federation on July 22, will focus on how an initiative started in a single school neighborhood has expanded into a nationwide model promoting physical activity, inclusivity, and community well-being.
Lama Al-Muhana, Dalal Al-Shebaiky, and Reem Al-Shalhoub are scheduled to speak at this event.On July 25, the Music Commission will present ‘AI & Creative Art,’ highlighting MusiqAI, a digital platform using artificial intelligence for music education and professional development.
Manar Alhawiti, Saqer Alghuwainem, and Ahmed Karkanawi are among the speakers for this session.All sessions will be held at the Saudi Arabia Pavilion’s Collaboration Hub and feature live Japanese translation.
The events are part of more than 150 business-focused sessions scheduled throughout the six-month exposition, covering topics such as investment, sustainability, innovation, and education.The Saudi Arabia Pavilion is located in the Connecting Zone (C14-01) near the West Gate and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The full program of events is available on the official pavilion website.
