The Government of the Republic of Serbia announced that on the second day of the International Participants Meeting (IPM) of the Expo 2027, 15 mini press conferences were organised at the Sava Centre in Belgrade, during which participating countries presented their plans for pavilions, themes, and activities through which they will showcase their rich traditions, identity and art to the world next year.
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Expo 2027 opportunity for integration into global economy
Belgrade,
11 March 2026
The participants emphasised that Expo 2027 is an opportunity for integration into the global economy and stressed that the countries will have the opportunity to present their potential, strengthen international partnerships, and enhance cooperation, adding that they are looking forward with great interest and anticipation to the exhibition being held in Belgrade.
During the first day of the 2nd IPM for Expo 2027, nine mini press conferences were organised during which the participating countries presented their countries’ themes and campaigns.
Specialised Expo 2027, whose theme is “Play for Humanity – Sports and Music for All”, will be held in Belgrade from 15 May to 15 August 2027.
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