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Slovakia Shines at the World Expo in Japan

On September 10, 2025, Slovakia celebrated its National Day at the World Expo in Japan, showcasing the nation's rich cultural heritage and innovative spirit. The event was graced by the presence of Slovak President Peter Pellegrini, who underscored the significance of Slovakia's participation in this prestigious international exhibition.

The six-month presentation, held at the Expo site in Osaka, aimed to highlight the potential and values of Slovakia, symbolizing its commitment to a sustainable and innovative future. "This Expo is about shaping the future, and Slovakia is committed as a reliable partner," said Matej Fekete, the General Director of Slovakia Travel.

Fekete elaborated on how the exhibition drew millions of visitors, proving that Slovakia has much to offer, from cultural values to innovative solutions for creating a sustainable society. The presence of millions at the Slovak pavilion showcased the modernity of the nation alongside its rich traditions.

During the official program, both President Pellegrini and Japan's Minister of International Affairs Ito Yoshitaka emphasized the importance of international collaborations in prestigious events such as this. Pellegrini took the opportunity to explore the unique features of Slovakia's presentation and visited several foreign pavilions, indicating the collaborative spirit that the Expo fosters.

Expressing pride in the nation's achievements, Pellegrini stated, "We have a lot to be proud of, and I look forward to presenting the beauties of our country again in two years in Belgrade." He noted that Slovakia is home to cutting-edge technologies and exceptional individuals, qualities that deserve wider recognition on global platforms.

Furthermore, President Pellegrini thanked everyone involved in organizing Slovakia’s participation at the Expo, emphasizing that the country is determined to showcase its unique individuals and products at future significant international events. The Slovak pavilion will remain active until the conclusion of the Expo on October 13, 2025.

In summary, Slovakia's participation in the World Expo not only highlighted its cultural richness but also brought to the forefront its commitment to innovation and sustainability, positioning the nation on the world stage as a modern country with a strategic vision for the future. The work of Slovakia Travel continues to focus on promoting the country's tourism, both domestically and internationally, fostering a global awareness of what Slovakia has to offer in the upcoming years.