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BIE Officially Registers Riyadh Expo 2030

Modern glass entrance at the Expo 2030 registration symposium in Paris reflecting Saudi design identity
The building façade that hosted the Expo 2030 registration symposium, where Saudi Arabia presented its architectural vision for the event

In a milestone moment for the upcoming global exhibition, the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) has officially approved the registration of Riyadh Expo 2030. The organization announced the registration during its 176th General Assembly in Paris.

Saudi delegation receiving the BIE flag during the official session confirming Expo 2030 registration
A formal moment marking the start of implementation: Saudi Arabia receives the BIE flag following Expo 2030 registration

A key step towards launching the global event

The official registration marks the completion of Saudi Arabia’s formal preparations. It paves the way for the transition from planning to implementation. This approval allows the Kingdom to begin executing the architectural and infrastructure plans. Saudi Arabia will host the event in its capital from October 2030 to March 2031

A comprehensive vision for the future of Riyadh

During a registration symposium held in parallel with the assembly in Paris, the Saudi delegation presented a detailed vision for the Expo site. It is located in the northern part of Riyadh. The architectural approach emphasized sustainability, environmental integration, and a modern identity inspired by the city’s evolving character.

Flag handover marks the start of the execution phase

In a symbolic ceremony, the Saudi delegation received the official BIE flag. This act signals the beginning of the execution phase. The handover was accompanied by remarks from BIE officials highlighting the global significance of the event and Riyadh’s emerging role as a host city.

A project aligned with Vision 2030

Saudi Arabia sees Expo 2030 as a cornerstone of its broader Vision 2030. Through this global event, the Kingdom aims to position Riyadh as a leading hub for major international gatherings while accelerating economic growth and urban transformation. The organizers anticipate participation from over 180 countries and expect millions of visitors from around the world.

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