Uzbekistan’s Pavilion at Expo 2025 Wins Gold at German Design Award

Berlin, The Gulf Observer: On the initiative of President Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan continues to promote its national cultural heritage internationally, foster global cooperation, and advance contemporary art and architecture.

At the prestigious German Design Award 2025 ceremony, the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) delegation participated, marking a significant achievement for the nation. Uzbekistan’s pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, designed by Atelier Brückner, won the gold award in the category of “Excellent Architecture – Fairs and Exhibitions”.

Named “Garden of Knowledge,” the pavilion symbolizes Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage and its commitment to sustainable development. This recognition underscores Uzbekistan’s growing influence in the global architecture and design landscape, showcasing the nation’s architectural innovation and conceptual brilliance.

A Global Recognition of Uzbekistan’s Vision

Gayane Umerova, Chairperson of the Art and Culture Development Foundation and Commissioner of the Pavilion, highlighted that Uzbekistan’s historical crossroads along the Great Silk Road fostered the flourishing of scientific and cultural knowledge. She emphasized that the award-winning pavilion is a testament to Uzbekistan’s dedication to heritage preservation, forward-thinking design, and expanding international cultural dialogue.

The gold award at the German Design Award 2025 not only honors the architectural excellence of the Uzbekistan Pavilion but also reflects the country’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and cultural development on a global scale.

Uzbekistan’s Pavilion at Expo 2025: A Celebration of Culture and Sustainability

As part of the Uzbekistan National Pavilion’s activities at Expo 2025 in Japan, a series of dynamic events will showcase the nation’s rich cultural and artistic heritage:

• A concert by the Uzbekistan National Symphony Orchestra, featuring the Richter Trio, will captivate thousands in the Expo Hall.
• A discussion on creative collaborations and sustainable development will explore how art drives social change, with a focus on the Bukhara Biennial.
• Uzbekistan’s National Day at Expo 2025 will feature:
  • A flag-raising ceremony
  • A gala luncheon
  • Performances by renowned ensembles “Bahor” and “Jazzirama”

Furthermore, a critical environmental theme will take center stage: the revival of biodiversity. The Aral Sea restoration experience will be presented as part of a global movement toward ecological balance.

A Visionary Pavilion Bridging Tradition and Innovation

Uzbekistan’s National Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka is a remarkable fusion of history and modernity, offering visitors unforgettable experiences and inspiration. The “Garden of Knowledge” stands as a beacon of Uzbekistan’s cultural depth, sustainable vision, and commitment to a future where tradition and innovation thrive together.