Armenia takes part in world exhibition in Japan 

ArmInfo.  Armenian Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan visited the country's national pavilion entitled "Pillars of Today and Tomorrow" as part of the opening ceremony of the World Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan.

As reported by the press service of the Armenian Ministry of Economy,  the exhibition showcased the latest achievements in such areas as  technology, healthcare, sustainable development and urban planning.  As part of the exposition, the national pavilion of Armenia presented  eight "columns", each of which reflects key aspects of the Armenian  identity - from ancient history and creative potential to modern  technologies and the desire for peace. In particular, government  projects were presented at the stand, including the "Crossroads of  Peace", the "Dry Port" in Gyumri, the "Academic City" and the  "Engineering City".

In addition, as noted by the Ministry, the favorable investment  environment and key tourist destinations of Armenia were  demonstrated. The national pavilion also included innovative  educational initiatives such as COAF and Armat, as well as a  presentation of Armenia's vision for the future of education. In this  regard, as noted by the Ministry of Economy, special attention was  paid to the international TUMO network, in particular the TUMO Gunma  center, which will open in the Japanese city of Takasaki on June 1  and will become an example of the successful export of an educational  program developed in Armenia.

During the exhibition, as noted by the Ministry, Papoyan emphasized  the importance of Armenia's participation in events of such a scale  in order to demonstrate the country's potential and attractiveness in  the international arena, as well as open new avenues for cooperation.

According to the source, more than 160 countries and about 28 million  visitors took part in the exhibition this year. It is worth noting  that Osaka is hosting the World Expo for the second time, 55 years  after the previous one, which took place in 1970, and 20 years after  the last Japanese Expo, which was held in Aichi Prefecture in 2005.