Expo 2020 Dubai: Why you can’t miss it

UAE will host Expo 2020, which is reportedly the biggest event in the country. Here are reasons why you should attend this expo in case you are debating whether you should or should not attend the expo. Dubai was scheduled to host Expo 2020 in October 2020. The pandemic has forced the dates of Expo 2020 Dubai to change due to the Covid-19 virus. The new dates are 1st October 2021 to 31st March 2022. The event will remain known as Expo 2020 Dubai. In this year’s Expo 2021 Dubai, the theme is Connecting Minds, Creating the Future. Sustainability, Opportunity, and Mobility are the sub-themes. Several areas are considered under the Sustainability segment, including industries, financial capital, governance, employment, and education. By emphasizing mobility, we will bridge a gap between developed and under-developed regions. Sectors and companies adhering to the central theme will be highlighted as well as ways to tap into new opportunities.

In addition, what are the major advantages of attending the Dubai Expo 2020?

A variety of events will be held during Dubai Expo 2020, including concerts, seminars, summits, product launches, and meetings with foreign nationals with whom the nation shares a common interest. Uber, for example, is testing flying cars at Expo 2020 as part of an agreement with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority, which is going to be a show-stopper and a very interesting experience for visitors to Dubai Expo 2020.

The Expo 2020 in Dubai not only offers fantastic opportunities for knowledge sharing, but also provides opportunities for fascinating architecture, exquisite designs, and brilliantly engineered structures. It will be a once in a lifetime experience that will inspire, inform and entertain visitors at the closing ceremony of Dubai Expo 2020.

Also, the organizing countries will open doors of opportunity for the countries that attend and participate in the events. To illustrate, the nation has allocated USD53,3 million to a project that will not only benefit agricultural commodity exports such as Kiwi, but also ignite NZ to explore new trade pathways in high-growth industries such as IT, health, infrastructure and education.

  Expo 2020 facts that will blow your mind:

• A total of 100 Chinese robots will greet visitors, deliver food, provide directions, and take photos in the museum.
• The airport wing design of the Expo 2020 Metro Station was intended to transport riders to the fair’s entrance. During peak hours, it can hold 29,000 passengers per hour and is the final station on Dubai’s new Route 2020.
• Expo 2020 will host the World Chess Championship in November.
• Events will be held in a specially built amphitheater for Valentine’s Day, Halloween, Arabic Language Day, World Poetry Day and Mother’s Day at Expo 2020 Dubai.
• Fitness sessions will be held in the Expo 2020 Dubai park daily, ranging from jogging to cycling.
• Expo 2020 Dubai will take up an area larger than 600 football fields.
• The Sustainability Pavilion, shaped like a disc, is entirely powered by solar power. Solar panels on an E-Tree rotate from sunrise to sunset and are usually arranged in an arc.
• It’s not only about entertainment at Expo 2020 Dubai! Through the Thrive Together programme, designed to leverage the connecting power of the world fair, business leaders and budding entrepreneurs will connect and be nurtured.
• An exhibition cricket match is to be hosted by the Australia pavilion.

 All of the world in one place

A visit to the Expo offers you the chance to learn about more than 200 different countries on one site. Expos provide an opportunity to learn about cultures, governments, economies, issues, and travel opportunities around the world. National pavilions are nations in microcosm.

This story is attributed to Omar Abdulla, Content Developer at TECHx

Omar Abdulla is a university student with a passion for business, artificial intelligence, and technology. He is also knowledgeable about digital marketing, content creation, financial management, and coding. Omar is a team player, an active thinker, and an open-minded guy who approaches work with a problem-solving attitude. He possesses technical skills in programming and design.