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Namibia Pavilion
A pavilion inspired by the country’s natural resources
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Country Namibia -
Architect Thematic District Pavilion -
Location Opportunity District -
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Closed 10:00 - 23:00
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Arts and Culture
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Country Pavilions and Exhibitions
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Opportunity
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Sustainability
Preserving natural treasures for future generations
The Namibian Pavilion aims to showcase the country’s potential to generate sufficient and sustainable energy for both local consumption and export.
What to expect
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The Baobab interactive tree
The Namibian Pavilion will showcase an interactive Baobab tree to attract and engage a young audience by sharing relevant information about Namibia’s culture, history and opportunities.
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Visual safari experience
As they journey through the Namibia Pavilion, visitors will be able to virtually experience a wildlife safari in Etosha National Park.
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Business networking
Visitors will have an opportunity to meet Namibian business people to network on matters related to trade and investment.
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Kids’ corner
Children will be able to enjoy authentic Namibian dolls, story books and entertaining video content.
Quick facts
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Landscape
Namibia is home to the world's oldest desert and Africa’s largest canyon
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Wildlife
It has the largest cheetah and black rhino populations in the world
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Geology
The world’s largest meteorite was discovered in Namibia
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Conservation
It was the first country in Africa to incorporate environmental conservation into its constitution, with half of its land protected
