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Week in review · 22 June – 28 June 2026
Expo 2030 and Expo 2027 Belgrade have signed a knowledge-exchange agreement covering governance, site development, participant management, operational readiness, digital systems and post-Expo legacy. The deal was formalised at a ceremony in Belgrade attended by BIE secretary general Dimitri Kerkentzes.
Three developments this week:
Expo 2030 and Expo 2027 Belgrade signed a cooperation agreement spanning six operational domains, including digital infrastructure and legacy planning.
Uzbekistan selected its pavilion location at the Riyadh site, marking progress in the country’s participation planning.
Uzbekistan’s Gaiane Umerova held discussions in Paris on participation strategy and pavilion planning for the 2030 exposition.
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