Poland has opened its national pavilion at Expo 2025 in Japan, aiming to showcase its economic potential, innovation and cultural heritage to an expected audience of millions.
Poland’s development and technology minister, Krzysztof Paszyk, inaugurated the Polish Pavilion at the World Expo 2025 in the city of Osaka on Sunday, describing it as a key opportunity to promote Polish business and innovation across Asia.
“Polish business is not just potential. It’s a real force. Here we have a chance to show its strength,” Paszyk said at the opening ceremony. He added that the pavilion would help position Poland as a country of technological progress, cultural depth and dynamic change.
“Polish business is not just potential. It’s a real force. Here we have a chance to show its strength,” Paszyk said at the opening ceremony. He added that the pavilion would help position Poland as a country of technological progress, cultural depth and dynamic change.
Poland’s development ministry said the pavilion will operate for six months and is expected to attract global attention, as Expo 2025 is set to welcome over 28 million visitors, including 3.5 million international guests.EXPO 2025 wystartowało.
— Ministerstwo Rozwoju i Technologii (@MRiTGOVPL) April 13, 2025
Pawilon Polski to znak: działamy z wizją i razem z biznesem.
Minister @KrzysztofPaszyk: - Rozmawiamy o przyszłości, inwestycjach, współpracy.
Polski biznes to nie potencjał. To realna siła. Tu mamy okazję zademonstrować jej moc.#ThinkLikeCopernicus… pic.twitter.com/ALPRdYMMPv
A total of 161 countries and regions, along with nine international organizations, will take part in the event.
The Polish Pavilion—nearly 1,000 square meters in area—will serve as a hub for promoting the country’s economy, science, tourism and culture.
The theme of Poland’s presence at Expo 2025 is “Poland. Heritage that drives the future”, reflecting the country’s emphasis on deep-rooted traditions as the basis for innovation and international cooperation.
Through the Expo’s Partner Program, Polish companies have been invited to showcase their innovations and connect with international partners. The ministry said firms can engage in various roles such as equipment providers, event sponsors or strategic partners.
Beyond business, the pavilion will host numerous cultural and national events. These include Poland’s Constitution Day celebrations on May 3 and themed weeks devoted to science, music, dance, tourism and education. A special highlight will be the Chopin Week, celebrating the legacy of composer Fryderyk Chopin, from August 28 to September 3.
The Polish Pavilion—nearly 1,000 square meters in area—will serve as a hub for promoting the country’s economy, science, tourism and culture.
The theme of Poland’s presence at Expo 2025 is “Poland. Heritage that drives the future”, reflecting the country’s emphasis on deep-rooted traditions as the basis for innovation and international cooperation.
Through the Expo’s Partner Program, Polish companies have been invited to showcase their innovations and connect with international partners. The ministry said firms can engage in various roles such as equipment providers, event sponsors or strategic partners.
Beyond business, the pavilion will host numerous cultural and national events. These include Poland’s Constitution Day celebrations on May 3 and themed weeks devoted to science, music, dance, tourism and education. A special highlight will be the Chopin Week, celebrating the legacy of composer Fryderyk Chopin, from August 28 to September 3.
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