In Pictures: The Indian presence at the Dubai Expo
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Dubai Expo 2020
A six month long event, the Dubai Expo is designed to be a trade showcase for the country as well as for the others that have set up shop in the UAE, designing pavilions and making them a reality, even as the event got delayed by a year.
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India
Pavilions have come up from many countries, including Russia, America, China and Japan, and India makes an appearance also. The subcontinent’s display is geared towards showcasing itself as a business destination
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Prime Minister Modi
In an inaugural video speech, the Prime Minister of India, extolled the country’s business feasibility, saying, "Today's India is one of the most open countries in the world. Open to learning, open to perspectives open to innovation open to investment. That is why I invite you to come and invest in our nation.”
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Piyush Goyal
The pavilion in Dubai was inaugurated by Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, during which event he spoke of India's talent for forming trusted partnerships. “UAE is one of India's most valued partners and a close friend. EXPO 2020 will prove to be a landmark in strengthening the relationship between the two countries further,” he added.
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Exhibit
India’s pavilion featured multiple attractions, including a model of the upcoming Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. The pavilion itself features an innovative kinetic facade - made up of 600 individual colourful blocks - developed as a mosaic of rotating panels that will depict different themes as they rotate on their axis.