Oman's cultural, heritage, and tourism diversity showcased at Expo Osaka 2025
The event was held in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Youth, along with the General Commission of Oman Pavilion at Expo Osaka 2025.
The one-day event took place at the "Festival Plaza Station" hall in Expo Osaka 2025 and featured a variety of specialised displays, activities, and corners showcasing Oman's rich cultural, heritage, and tourism diversity. The initiative aimed to introduce, promote, and spotlight Oman's unique attractions.
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