Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid visited the pavilions of Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar at Expo 2020 Dubai on Sunday, October 3, the third day of the mega-event.
Expo 2020, which features the participation of 192 countries, will continue until March 31, 2022.
Sheikh Mohammed noted that the strong Gulf presence at Expo 2020 Dubai provided a significant opportunity for the global community to learn more about the region’s culture, heritage, civilization and aspirations for the future.
“We have a rich civilization and cultural heritage that give us a strong base to realize our modern ambitions and aspirations. The groundbreaking projects launched across the Gulf region seek to advance the goal of enhancing human happiness and contribute to creating a glorious future for the world,” he stated.
Bahrain’s pavilion at the Dubai Expo 2020 is under ‘Density Weaves Opportunities’, a theme inspired by traditional woven fabric.
Kuwait’s pavilion is designed to look like a sand dune, with a replica of the country’s famed water towers, representing Kuwait’s deserts and seaports.
Qatar’s pavilion pays tribute to its coat of arms, which is deeply rooted in its cultural heritage.
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