List of pavilions of Expo 2020

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Expo 2020 (Arabic: إكسبو 2020) was a World Expo hosted by Dubai in the United Arab Emirates from 1 October 2021 to 31 March 2022. There are 200 pavilions in Expo 2020 Dubai, out of which 191 are representatives of participating countries.[1] The following nations and organizations are participating in Expo 2020:

List of countries' pavilions[edit]

Name Sub theme
 Afghanistan Opportunity[2]
 Albania Mobility[3]
 Algeria[4][5] Mobility[6]
 Andorra Sustainability[7]
 Angola Mobility[8]
 Antigua and Barbuda Mobility[9]
 Argentina Opportunity[10]
 Armenia Opportunity[11]
 Australia Mobility[12]
 Austria Opportunity[13]
 Azerbaijan[14] Sustainability[15][16]
 Bahamas Sustainability[17]
 Bahrain Opportunity[15]
 Bangladesh Sustainability[18]
 Barbados Mobility[19]
 Belarus Opportunity[20]
 Belgium[5] Mobility[21]
 Belize Opportunity[22]
 Benin Sustainability[23]
 Bhutan[24] Opportunity[25]
 Bolivia Mobility[26]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Opportunity[27]
 Botswana[28] Mobility[28]
 Brazil Sustainability[15][29]
 Brunei Opportunity[30]
 Bulgaria[31] Mobility[31]
 Burkina Faso[32] Sustainability[33]
 Burundi Opportunity[15]
Cape Verde Cabo Verde Mobility[34]
 Cambodia Sustainability[35]
 Cameroon Opportunity[36]
 Canada Sustainability[15][37]
 Central African Republic Sustainability[38]
 Chad Opportunity[39]
 Chile Mobility[40]
 China[5] Opportunity[15]
 Colombia[41] Opportunity[42]
 Comoros Sustainability[43]
 Congo Opportunity[44]
 Costa Rica Mobility[45]
Ivory Coast Côte d'Ivoire[46] Mobility[46]
 Croatia Mobility[47]
 Cuba[48] Sustainability[48]
 Cyprus[49] Opportunity[50]
 Czech Republic Sustainability[15][29][51]
 Denmark[52] Mobility[53]
 Djibouti[54] Mobility[15]
 Dominica Mobility[55]
 Dominican Republic Mobility[56]
 DR Congo Opportunity[57]
 Egypt[5][58] Opportunity[59]
 El Salvador[60] Mobility[60]
 Equatorial Guinea Sustainability[61]
 Eritrea Mobility[62]
 Estonia Mobility[15][63]
 Eswatini Mobility[64]
 Ethiopia Opportunity[65]
 Fiji[66] Opportunity[66]
 Finland Mobility[15]
 France[67] Mobility[15]
 Gabon Sustainability[68]
 Gambia Mobility[69]
 Georgia Sustainability[70]
 Germany Sustainability[15][29]
 Ghana[71] Opportunity[71]
 Greece[72] Sustainability[73]
 Grenada Mobility[74]
 Guatemala Opportunity[75]
 Guinea Sustainability[76]
 Guinea-Bissau Opportunity[77]
 Guyana Opportunity[78]
 Haiti Mobility[79]
 Holy See Mobility[80]
 Honduras Opportunity[81]
 Hungary[82] Mobility[82]
 India[83] Opportunity[84]
 Indonesia Opportunity[15]
 Iran[85] Mobility[86]
 Iraq[87] Opportunity[88]
 Ireland Mobility[15][89]
 Israel[90] Opportunity[91]
 Italy Opportunity[15]
 Jamaica[92] Mobility[92]
 Japan Opportunity[15]
 Jordan[93] Mobility[94]
 Kazakhstan Opportunity[15]
 Kenya[95] Opportunity[95]
 Kiribati Mobility[96]
 Kosovo[97] Mobility[98]
 Kuwait Sustainability[15]
 Kyrgyzstan Opportunity[99]
 Laos Mobility[100]
 Latvia Opportunity[101]
 Lebanon Opportunity[102]
 Lesotho Sustainability[103]
 Liberia Opportunity[104]
 Libya Mobility[105]
 Lithuania Sustainability[106]
 Luxembourg Opportunity[15]
 Madagascar Sustainability[107]
 Malawi Opportunity[15][108]
 Malaysia Sustainability[15]
 Maldives Sustainability[109]
 Mali[110] Opportunity[110]
 Malta Opportunity[111]
 Marshall Islands Opportunity[112]
 Mauritania Mobility[113]
 Mauritius[114] Opportunity[115]
 Mexico Mobility[116]
 Micronesia Mobility[117]
 Moldova Mobility[118]
 Monaco Opportunity[108]
 Mongolia[119] Mobility[120]
 Montenegro Sustainability[15]
 Morocco Opportunity[15]
 Mozambique[121] Sustainability[122]
 Myanmar Opportunity[15]
 Namibia Opportunity[123]
 Nauru Mobility[124]
   Nepal Mobility[125]
 Netherlands Sustainability[15][29]
 New Zealand Sustainability[15]
 Nicaragua Mobility[126]
 Niger Mobility[127]
 Nigeria[32] Opportunity[128]
 North Macedonia Mobility[129]
 Norway Opportunity[15][130]
 Oman Mobility[15]
 Pakistan[131] Opportunity[131]
 Palau Mobility[132]
 Palestine Opportunity[133]
 Panama Mobility[134]
 Papua New Guinea Sustainability[135]
 Paraguay Mobility[136]
 Peru Mobility[15]
 Philippines Sustainability[15]
 Poland[5] Mobility[15]
 Portugal Sustainability[15]
 Qatar Opportunity[137]
 Romania Sustainability[15]
 Russia Mobility[12][15]
 Rwanda[138] Opportunity[138]
 Saint Kitts and Nevis[14] Sustainability[15]
 Saint Lucia Opportunity[139]
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Opportunity[140]
 Samoa Opportunity[141]
 San Marino Opportunity[142]
 São Tomé and Príncipe Sustainability[143]
 Saudi Arabia Opportunity[15][144]
 Senegal Mobility[145]
 Serbia[146] Mobility[146]
 Seychelles Sustainability[147]
 Sierra Leone Opportunity[148]
 Singapore Sustainability[15][29]
 Slovakia Mobility[149]
 Slovenia Sustainability[150]
 Solomon Islands Opportunity[151]
 Somalia Opportunity[152]
 South Africa Opportunity[153]
 South Korea Mobility[12]
 South Sudan[154] Opportunity[154]
 Spain Sustainability[15]
 Sri Lanka Opportunity[15]
 Sudan Mobility[15]
 Suriname Sustainability[15]
 Sweden Sustainability[15]
  Switzerland[5][14] Opportunity[15][108]
 Syria Mobility[155]
 Tajikistan Sustainability[156]
 Tanzania[157] Mobility[157]
 Thailand[5] Mobility[15]
East Timor Timor-Leste Opportunity[158]
 Togo Mobility[159]
 Tonga[160] Opportunity[160]
 Trinidad and Tobago Mobility[161]
 Tunisia Opportunity[162]
 Turkey Sustainability[163]
 Turkmenistan Mobility[15]
 Tuvalu Mobility[164]
 Uganda Opportunity[165]
 Ukraine Opportunity[15][108]
 United Arab Emirates[166] Opportunity[15]
 United Kingdom Opportunity[15][108]
 United States Opportunity[167]
 Uruguay Mobility[168]
 Uzbekistan[169] Sustainability[169]
 Vanuatu Mobility[170]
 Venezuela Opportunity[171]
 Vietnam[172] Opportunity[173]
 Yemen[174] Sustainability[174]
 Zambia Opportunity[175]
 Zimbabwe Opportunity[176]

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