BELGRADE — Expo 2030 Riyadh has partnered with Expo 2027 Belgrade to exchange expertise and knowledge ahead of hosting the Kingdom’s first World Expo.The agreement, signed during an official ceremony in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, will enable both parties to share insights, experiences, and best practices in planning, operational readiness, event management during the Expo period, and the development of sustainable post-Expo legacies.The partnership is designed to strengthen institutional capabilities and foster continuous dialogue between the two organizing bodies as they prepare to host their respective expos.
Under the agreement, representatives from both organizations will take part in site visits, observation and monitoring programs, workshops, expert exchanges, and other collaborative initiatives aimed at sharing lessons learned, operational expertise, innovations, and best practices.The cooperation also spans a wide range of areas, including governance, site development, participant management, operational readiness, digital systems, and the management of Expo operations during the event.Talal Al-Marri, CEO of Expo 2030 Riyadh, said the agreement reflects the spirit of cooperation that has long defined World Expos. He noted that the exchange of expertise and knowledge among Expo organizers plays a vital role in enhancing implementation efficiency, institutionalizing best practices, mitigating organizational risks, and ensuring the continued transfer of knowledge within the Expo ecosystem.Al-Marri added that the collaboration provides a valuable opportunity to benefit from operational insights and lessons learned throughout the preparation, planning, and execution of Expo 2027 Belgrade.He noted that the agreement comes at a critical stage for Expo 2030 Riyadh, as implementation continues to accelerate across multiple operational tracks alongside steady progress in infrastructure and construction works.
