The architectural concept of the Poland Pavilion was developed by Alicja Kubicka and Borja Martínez from Interplay Architects.

Poland’s Digitaland Cultural Legacy Takes Center Stageat Expo 2025 in Osaka

Poland showcases its unique blend of history, innovation, and future potential at Expo 2025 in Osaka under the theme “Heritage that drives the future”. The country highlights its growth in green energy, digital transformation, and international cooperation, all while drawing inspiration from past generations to fuel future progress.

Expo 2025 Osaka is underway, and Poland is proudly presenting itself to the world under the slogan “Heritage that drives the future”. The nation’s participation emphasizes how inspiration drawn from past achievements becomes a driving force for future innovation. Poland uses the Expo as a platform to showcase its progress in technology, green energy, and cutting-edge solutions.
One of the most significant events surrounding Poland’s presence at the World Expo is the Polish-Japanese Export Forum, taking place on May 20, 2025, at the Hilton Osaka. Poland’s government aims to present itself as a resilient, growing economy, one that has withstood crises and remains strong. Krzysztof Paszyk, Poland’s Minister for Development and Technology, emphasizes that Expo 2025 will provide a great opportunity to demonstrate Poland’s dynamic economy and the innovations driving it.

Innovative Polish Pavilion: A Symbol of Tradition and Progress

Poland’s Pavilion at Expo 2025 reflects the country’s commitment to blending tradition with the future. Spanning nearly 1,000 square meters, the pavilion highlights Poland’s achievements in green energy, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and sustainability. At the same time, it celebrates the country’s rich cultural heritage, craftsmanship, music, and art. Designed to symbolize Poland’s creativity, the pavilion features interactive exhibits that reflect the “gen of creativity” passed down through generations.
The Polish Pavilion is situated in the “Saving Lives” thematic zone, emphasizing the importance of technologies that improve quality of life and sustainable growth. According to Magdalena Skarżyńska, Vice President of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH), the pavilion will serve as a space to engage visitors with Poland’s technological and cultural achievements.

Building Global Partnerships

Expo 2025 is not only about showcasing Poland’s progress but also about strengthening bilateral relations. Jacek Tomczak, the Commissioner General of the Polish Section at Expo 2025, highlights the event’s role in fostering international partnerships and reinforcing Poland’s position on the global stage. Figures like Dr. Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, astronaut and scientist, and Robert Korzeniowski, a renowned Polish athlete, contribute to the country’s image as a leader in both science and sports.

Business Opportunities and New Market Ventures

For Polish businesses, Expo 2025 offers a unique platform to enter the Japanese market, one of the world’s most technologically advanced and economically important regions. Eliza Klonowska-Siwak, Director at PAIH, explains that the Expo provides a wide range of initiatives to help Polish companies explore new business opportunities in Japan. Networking and business missions at the event will open doors for Polish businesses in the Japanese market.
Along with business initiatives, Poland’s program at Expo 2025 includes over 100 events, from business conferences to workshops. The event also serves as a venue for cultural diplomacy, with programs designed to promote Poland’s achievements in science, innovation, and creativity.

Celebrating Poland’s Rich Culture

Poland’s participation also emphasizes the country’s cultural legacy. Events such as Polish Music Week, Chopin Week, and Polish Sport and Tourism Week will bring Poland’s art, music, dance, and handicrafts to life in Osaka. Performances by renowned Polish artists and musicians will demonstrate the country’s rich cultural heritage and vibrant creative industries. The Fryderyk Chopin National Institute will curate daily musical performances at the pavilion, allowing visitors to experience the composer’s works firsthand.

Fostering Global Collaboration in Science and Education

Poland’s focus on education and scientific collaboration is evident in the planned Polish-Japanese academic projects and events such as Polish Science and Education Days. Over the course of the Expo, visitors will have the chance to explore Poland’s academic excellence and cutting-edge research, including themes such as space exploration, marine ecology, and mental well-being.
Ignacy Święcicki, head of the digital economy team at Polish Economic Institute, explains that Poland has made significant strides in digitalization and cybersecurity, which will be highlighted at Expo 2025. Polish advancements in cybersecurity and digital infrastructure are critical in today’s increasingly interconnected world.

Poland’s Digital and Cultural Vision

Poland’s digital transformation is a central theme of the Expo, showcasing the country’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and international cooperation. With a clear focus on green energy and new technologies, Poland is ready to contribute to global progress while preserving its cultural roots.
Expo 2025 is a key moment for Poland to demonstrate how tradition and modernity can coexist and drive future progress. The country is eager to share its vision for
a more sustainable and innovative future while strengthening its global partnerships across business, science, and culture.

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