Follow Dutch pavilion on Twitter :
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Dutch connection in Dubai - Twitter account !
The Dutch participation at expo2020dubai will show their cross-border experience & integrated approach towards water energy & food to the Gulf region!
Follow Dutch pavilion on Twitter :
Follow Dutch pavilion on Twitter :
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
WEBSITE of Guinea pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
Located in the sustainability section of the Expo site and a few meters from the pavilion of the host country, the Pavillon Guinée is titled "Puisez à la Source".
Like its symbolic name, "West African Water Castle", Guinea wishes to highlight its strong link with the water element. At the Expo, the country will use water to take millions of visitors on a journey through its history, culture and innovations.
Water will be omnipresent on the pavilion of Guinea in an imaginative, visual and sound way, especially through its cultural diversity shaped between sea, mangrove, mountain springs and dense forests.
The immense hydropower potential (6000Mw) in particular, and energy in general as well as all the related possibilities (agriculture, mining reserves, fishing and tourism potential) will be highlighted in the guinea pavilion at Expo.
The discourse around water will also be the vector of an awareness on the protection of our environment threatened by demographic and climatic changes.
Guinea is actively working with Expo Dubai 2020 teams and will soon be presenting the world with a taste of its pavilion!
Facebook page for Campus Germany, the German pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
If you're interested to follow Germany pavilion... go to their Facebook page :
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
Monday, December 31, 2018
Instagram account of Guinea pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
Find out everything about Guinea at Expo 2020 in Dubai :
Sunday, December 30, 2018
Austria pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - The Website and the pavilion !
In an age in which information is ubiquitous, it’s easy to find quick answers. The difficult part, however, is asking the right questions.
The Austrian pavilion “in dialogue with austria” offers the necessary space to enter into dialogue with the most important questions about a shared and brighter future.
"The winning project by querkraft architekten stands out because of its distinctive architectural qualities, both in terms of its exterior appearance and in terms of the possibilities for interior design. The deliberate sensual character of the architecture creates attractive possibilities for interdisciplinary cooperation with artists and designers from other disciplines."
Excerpt from the jury statement
Pics courtesy Austria pavilion
Design pavilion by Querkraft Architekten
Friday, December 28, 2018
Discover the interesting Facebook page about Austria pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
Autria pavilion Facebook
In 2017 the Austrian government formally agreed that Austria should take part in EXPO 2020 and appointed Mrs Beatrix Karl as commissioner general. The Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs as well as the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber were charged with organising Austria’s participation and an EXPO office was set up to carry out the preparations and run the show.
In 2017 the Austrian government formally agreed that Austria should take part in EXPO 2020 and appointed Mrs Beatrix Karl as commissioner general. The Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs as well as the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber were charged with organising Austria’s participation and an EXPO office was set up to carry out the preparations and run the show.
Thursday, December 27, 2018
AUSTRALIA pavilion at Expo 2020 Duba UAE... what about ?
Expo 2020 in Dubai
Australia will participate in the World Exposition in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), from 20 October 2020 to 10 April 2021. Set in the modern-day geographic crossroads city of Dubai, Expo 2020 will provide an opportunity for Australia to connect directly with global citizens to promote our culture, values, technological and economic capabilities. Organisers expect at least 25 million people to visit the expo with an estimated 70 per cent to come from outside the UAE, including large numbers from the Gulf region, South Asia and Western Europe. Expo 2020 Dubai, 'Connecting Minds, Creating the Future', will focus on developing innovative partnerships across sectors, organisations and geographies to address global challenges.
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Australia will participate in the World Exposition in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), from 20 October 2020 to 10 April 2021. Set in the modern-day geographic crossroads city of Dubai, Expo 2020 will provide an opportunity for Australia to connect directly with global citizens to promote our culture, values, technological and economic capabilities. Organisers expect at least 25 million people to visit the expo with an estimated 70 per cent to come from outside the UAE, including large numbers from the Gulf region, South Asia and Western Europe. Expo 2020 Dubai, 'Connecting Minds, Creating the Future', will focus on developing innovative partnerships across sectors, organisations and geographies to address global challenges.
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Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Instagram account of Austria pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
The nice team of Austria pavilion is back for the Expo 2020... Here's their IG to follow the next steps :
Monday, December 24, 2018
Czech pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai and Facebook...
Discover and follow Czech pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE :
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Guinea pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai... The Logo !
Take a look to the nice logo of Guinea pavilion :
A dancing woman, a wise old man, a mermaid, a Baga mask, you have been numerous on social networks to share with us your conjectures on the meaning of the logo chosen for the participation of Guinea in the Dubai World Expo in 2020.
Encouraging reflection and encouraging discussion are the two desired reactions through the development of our logo. The inspirations behind his concept were numerous:
Water, the central axis of the Guinean pavilion
From the ocean to the rivers, mangrove swamps, and the spectacular Fouta waterfalls, water is ubiquitous in Guinea. With more than 4000 mm of precipitation per year, the country's landscapes are marked by a diversity of aquatic environments. The different wave shapes in the logo evoke water.
Cultural wealth
Water in Guinea has several myths, symbols and traditions. A deity whose name differs according to region, Ningi-Nengé, Fato, Ninkinnanka is often associated with the spirit of water. Protector of rivers, announcing rain, purveyor of wealth, this mythological figure is the most representative of the spiritual bond that Guineans have maintained with water. The animal that repetitively represents her across the country, regardless of race, is the snake. The logo represents a flat-headed snake, in reference to the Baga snake, mask mostly known by African art lovers.
Traditional textile
The choice of colors and pattern is inspired by traditional Guinean textiles. A dyeing method, varying between deep blue and light blue is specific to the Fouta region. The coloring of these cotton fabrics is obtained by the plant lepi, specific to the average Guinea. The pattern is inspired by visible patterns on some of the dyed fabrics, such as Kindili, Lepi, or Batik.
The circle
The circle reflects the cycle of water as well as the notions of movement, renewal and inclusion. Capitalizing on its human capital, youth is at the heart of preparations for Guinea's participation in the exhibition. In a laboratory approach, a set of projects will be developed to expose the current dynamics of national transformation in Dubai.
The ascent
The ascensional shape of the snake highlights the current commitment of Guinea to move forward in the construction of the Vision Guinea Vision 2040. At the exhibition, the country will present a set of concrete achievements showing potential investors that the future is at hand. Without knowing it, by creating this logo, the Guinea team has strengthened its links with the organizers of the Dubai Exhibition. The Dubai Expo 2020 logo is inspired by a gold ring, one of the recently discovered historical artefacts on the archaeological site of Saruq Al-Hadid. On this site, archaeological objects representing snakes have also been discovered, suggesting a cult of the snake. For these ancient civilizations, the snake would have been a symbol of fertility, water and protection (source: https://www.visitdubai.com/en/articles/dubai-ancient-history-of-great-trade-economy).
Encouraging reflection and encouraging discussion are the two desired reactions through the development of our logo. The inspirations behind his concept were numerous:
Water, the central axis of the Guinean pavilion
From the ocean to the rivers, mangrove swamps, and the spectacular Fouta waterfalls, water is ubiquitous in Guinea. With more than 4000 mm of precipitation per year, the country's landscapes are marked by a diversity of aquatic environments. The different wave shapes in the logo evoke water.
Cultural wealth
Water in Guinea has several myths, symbols and traditions. A deity whose name differs according to region, Ningi-Nengé, Fato, Ninkinnanka is often associated with the spirit of water. Protector of rivers, announcing rain, purveyor of wealth, this mythological figure is the most representative of the spiritual bond that Guineans have maintained with water. The animal that repetitively represents her across the country, regardless of race, is the snake. The logo represents a flat-headed snake, in reference to the Baga snake, mask mostly known by African art lovers.
Traditional textile
The choice of colors and pattern is inspired by traditional Guinean textiles. A dyeing method, varying between deep blue and light blue is specific to the Fouta region. The coloring of these cotton fabrics is obtained by the plant lepi, specific to the average Guinea. The pattern is inspired by visible patterns on some of the dyed fabrics, such as Kindili, Lepi, or Batik.
The circle
The circle reflects the cycle of water as well as the notions of movement, renewal and inclusion. Capitalizing on its human capital, youth is at the heart of preparations for Guinea's participation in the exhibition. In a laboratory approach, a set of projects will be developed to expose the current dynamics of national transformation in Dubai.
The ascent
The ascensional shape of the snake highlights the current commitment of Guinea to move forward in the construction of the Vision Guinea Vision 2040. At the exhibition, the country will present a set of concrete achievements showing potential investors that the future is at hand. Without knowing it, by creating this logo, the Guinea team has strengthened its links with the organizers of the Dubai Exhibition. The Dubai Expo 2020 logo is inspired by a gold ring, one of the recently discovered historical artefacts on the archaeological site of Saruq Al-Hadid. On this site, archaeological objects representing snakes have also been discovered, suggesting a cult of the snake. For these ancient civilizations, the snake would have been a symbol of fertility, water and protection (source: https://www.visitdubai.com/en/articles/dubai-ancient-history-of-great-trade-economy).
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Malta will be at the Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
Malta will be present at the Expo 2020 Dubai, which will be held from 20 October 2020 to 10 April 2021. The contract for participation was signed by Mr Anthony P. Tabone, Commissioner General for Malta at Expo 2020 Dubai during the annual International Participants Meeting (IPM). The Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Businesses Dr Chris Cardona also attended the IPM which focused on diverse topics such as the development of the Expo site, pavilion design and content, and operations plans.
Sunday, December 16, 2018
Introduction to Sweden at Expo 2020 in Dubai - Video YouTube
Introduction to Sweden participation to the Expo... on Youtube :
EXPO 2020 SWEDEN
EXPO 2020 SWEDEN
Thursday, December 13, 2018
Discover BAHAMAS pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
The BAHAMAS pavilion will connect minds and create a symbolic future through the sub-themes: Sustainability and Mobility.
BAHAMAS pavilion will highlight issues that directly affect the Bahamas, particularly tourism, climate change, and food security. They look at a more sustainable model with vertical farming throughout the pavilion, and how they may address the threat of flooding with how we build.
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Completely synergize resource taxing relationships via premier niche markets. Professionally cultivate one-to-one customer service with robust ideas. Dynamically innovate resource-leveling customer service for state of the art customer service.
Completely synergize resource taxing relationships via premier niche markets. Professionally cultivate one-to-one customer service with robust ideas. Dynamically innovate resource-leveling customer service for state of the art customer service.
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More informations on Bahamas pavilion Website :
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Facebook page for France pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - UAE
Discover and follow the France pavilion in their Facebook page :
Monday, December 10, 2018
Take a look to the Dutch pavilion... on YouTube
Discover the Dutch Pavilion🇳🇱, where water, energy and food come together to create a harmoniously sustainable utopia, watch the video to learn more.
Saturday, December 8, 2018
Dutch pavilion Website, to learn more !!!
The Dutch pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai
The Dutch wouldn’t be the Dutch if they didn’t choose to do things their own way. The Dutch pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai is more of a biotope than a building. This circular climate installation, developed collaboratively by a team of four architecture and engineering firms, will embody the theme of the Netherlands’ multi-year campaign in the Gulf region. This campaign – Dutch Dubai – focuses on connections on every level.
https://dutchdubai.com/
Connecting water, energy and food
We all know that water, energy and food can’t exist without each other. Or to put it another way: if these sectors work together in the right way, magic can happen. As the second-largest exporter of agricultural products in the world, we know what this kind of intersectoral collaboration can bring a country and, more importantly, its people. Even in a desert climate, we can create a system where inhabitants can produce their own water, energy and food. Our unique pavilion, which is a circular climate installation offering an interactive experience, is a reflection of this kind of partnership.
Reducing our footprint
To minimise the footprint of our interactive ecosystem, the pavilion will be built with local resources and locally rented building materials. The interior will also include some rented elements. Once Expo 2020 Dubai is over, all materials will be re-purposed or returned to parties in the region.
Connecting innovation, knowledge and experience
Becoming more self-sustaining is important with a world population that keeps on growing. At the same time, resources are becoming more fragile and scarce. Global issues such as water scarcity, food security and rising demand for energy have a particularly serious impact on the Middle East. Gulf countries tend to consume more water and energy per capita than many other parts of the world, and the majority of the region’s food is imported. Expo 2020 Dubai offers an exciting opportunity to drive positive change. This is where the Netherlands is eager to contribute. Dutch innovation, knowledge and experience can play a positive role in transformation. Not only in the Gulf, but around the world.
Connecting minds
Dubai Dutch is all about making meaningful connections.
When it comes to connecting businesses, knowledge institutions, governments and social organisations, the Dutch pavilion will function as an interactive installation. It will become a meeting point and networking hub for everyone at Expo 2020 Dubai: a place to connect with visitors from all over the world who are keen to experience something new.
About the makers
The consortium behind the Dutch Dubai Biotope consists of four partners: V8 Architects, Expomobilia, Kossmann.deJong and Witteveen+Bos. All of them have experience and networks in the Gulf region. To pave the way for new generations, the consortium is working with multiple Dutch innovative start-ups and companies, in order to provide them with the platform they deserve.
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