MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF GEORGIA

Georgia, along with 191 countries around the world, is participating in the largest international exhibition of the year, Expo 2020 Dubai, which was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The main theme of the exhibition is Connecting Minds, Creating the Future, which is divided into the following main themes: opportunity, mobility and sustainability.

Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Irakli Nadareishvili attended the opening of the Georgian pavilion, which is located in the Sustainable Development Section. As the Deputy Minister stated, Expo 2020 Dubai is a unique opportunity for Georgia to introduce to the millions of visitors who visit this outstanding exhibition for six months Georgian culture, history and, of course, the modern opportunities that the country offers to the world in terms of tourism, investment, doing business and many other interesting features.

At Expo 2020 Dubai Georgian pavilion is represented in four thematic directions - traditional winemaking, Georgian handwriting, world’s dynamic and developing tourist destination and, of course, the business environment.

Before entering Georgian Pavilion, visitors will notice images of famous Georgian people who have been inspiring generations for many years, contributing to women empowerment, promoting sport, science, education and music. Side façade of the pavilion will introduce paintings of the country’s most beloved and internationally recognised painter Niko Pirosmani.

Upon entering the pavilion, visitors will have the opportunity to receive the services of an audio guide: to hear brief information about the main destinations of the country and Georgia in general. This service will be provided via QR code.

Within the framework of the exhibition, several thematic events will be held in the Georgian pavilion - Georgian National Day, Georgian Gastronomy Day, Wine Day and Georgian Calligraphy Day.

Expo 2020 Dubai, which is the largest event in the world, will last for 6 months, until March 31, 2022.