• Throughout Expo 2025 Osaka, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion will host over 150 business events until October 7, designed to explore opportunities and facilitate meaningful dialogue between Saudi Arabia and participating countries.

Arab News Japan

The Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka will host four business events at the Collaboration Hub focused on cultural and heritage exchange and sustainable development.

Throughout Expo 2025 Osaka, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion will host over 150 business events until October 7, designed to explore opportunities and facilitate meaningful dialogue between Saudi Arabia and participating countries.

The Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka is open daily from 9am to 9pm, inside the West Gate in the Connecting Zone (C14-01).

The Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka is set to host a series of engaging business events in late August.

These events are designed to foster collaboration and forge global partnerships.

It will also highlight how Saudi Arabia is driving forward cultural innovation, community empowerment and sustainable development through its transformation program of Vision 2030, and in line with the objectives of Expo 2025 Osaka.

Over 150 business events will take place throughout the six-month Expo at the Pavilion’s dedicated Collaboration Hub, providing a strategic platform for multilateral engagement.

These business events will facilitate meaningful dialogue among stakeholders across key themes, including investment, sports, sustainability, and development, contributing to a shared vision for a better future.

Each event is designed to bring together a diverse range of participants, including government representatives and business leaders. By offering a dedicated space for impactful engagement, these events enable stakeholders to forge global connections, positioning the Saudi Arabia Pavilion as a hub for international collaboration and innovation.

From August 23, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka will host the following business events supported with live Japanese translation:

Cultural Development Fund (CDF): Handicrafts activation (23/08)

Through the traditional art of palm weaving, we offer more than a handcrafted bracelet — we offer a cultural bridge.

Each piece is deeply rooted in heritage, shaped by human connection, and shared as a symbol of meaningful exchange.

This workshop offers visitors an engaging hands-on experience in crafting traditional Al-Ahsa handicrafts.

Participants are invited to explore and create various heritage crafts, allowing them to connect with the rich history and cultural identity of Al-Ahsa.

Through this interactive session, visitors can witness the authentic techniques and artistry passed down through generations, gaining a deeper appreciation for the region’s unique craftsmanship.