Our Chief Interviewer Linda Štucbartová went to visit the EXPO exhibition in Dubai. Here is a short summary of her experience.
Day 1
- Absolutely amazing experience 


 - I managed to visit 8 pavillions and 1 women empowerment event 

 
 touching 
 as appealing to diversity and global collaboration
 Singapore for city greenery and merchandise
 New Zealand for advancing the legal personhood of rivers
 Spain for to promoting as a country to live in, mentioning equal opportunities for LGBTQ and women equality
 Italy for promoting design, having very sustainable pavillion (no air conditioning) and also combining past, present and future 
 India – the most visited pavillion and presenting as the 3rd largest unicorns ´ incubator and no.1 vaccination leader – over 1bn people vaccinated
 Netherlands as to multimedia presentation
 well nice design from outside (feeling a bit missed opportunity
)

Day 2
- 11 country pavillions and 2 special ones (Women

 and Vision 
 ) - Women power – Lada ´s and mine top picks
 
 France pour la grandeur, combining history, culture and the future (et merci pour les crepes)
 Belgium for the presentation of the future of mobility using cartoons
 Thailand for true Universal Studios 4D experience regarding Thailand (thinking of my dear friend @Ureerat
)
 Slovakia 
for future of mobility, excellent country presentation, hydrogen bus next to the entrance- and Andy Warhol restaurant serving halusky
 
 Slovenia super work with 
brand and bees
 Estonia – e-government nation
 Sweden circular economy and sustainability- Missed opportunity
South Korea not as to ideas but as the way of presenting 

Day 3
- I decided to dedicate this day to Inclusion and Diversity
 - Since even 32 years after the Velvet Revolution, there are still many barriers, not only physical but also in our minds

 - This week is Tolerance and Inclusivity at Expo
 - Do you know how they call people with disabilities here?
 - People of determination
 - Inspiration from 
 – people on the wheelchair being part of the official presentation

 - And great panel discussion about 3 social entreprises
 
 Denmark Be My Eyes as a great inspiration for people visually impaired
					



















