This theatrical musical performance is based on the fascinating life of late Nigerian political activist and musical maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti (1938-1997). An extraordinary event not to be missed.

Fela and the Kalakuta Queens

Fela and the Kalakuta

An extraordinary performance based on the life of late Nigerian political activist and musical maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti.


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With a striking design inspired by fossilised sand dunes, Jubilee Stage is an open-air festival stage. Located in Jubilee Park, it hosts performances and large concerts.

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Boasting 200 million people – including 20 million in Lagos alone – Nigeria has earned the nickname “Giant of Africa” for its booming population and large, expanding economy. The Nigeria Pavilion showcases the nation’s impressive growth with a uniquely urban experience: a lively Nigerian streetscape, rich with exhibits on the nation’s values. Check out video installations on the country’s economic sectors, gaze up at the Tower of Opportunities and learn about Nigerian culture along Enterprising Avenue.


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Nigeria: Fela and the Kalakuta Queens

This business platform enables countries and organisations to leverage the presence of their heads of state, leaders and industry experts to shed light on business opportunities and cultivate valuable dialogue and connections with a wide range of business stakeholders.

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Shedding light on business opportunities and cultivating dialogue.

Join us in celebrating Central African Republic National Day

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Central African Republic National Day

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A land of rich natural beauty and resilient people, the Central African Republic (CAR) shares a message of perseverance and cooperation at its pavilion, which focuses on the country’s enthusiastic efforts to combat deforestation and safeguard traditional farming practices. 
Explore the pavilion, designed to evoke the unique homes of forest-dwelling tribes, then learn about CAR’s sustainable initiatives, from understanding the lifecycle of the forest to designing improved wood cook stoves and ambitious plans for a new solar energy plant. 

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Country Business Briefing: Central African Republic

This event hosts Wayout International, a Swedish tech start-up dedicated to simplifying and scaling the process of producing clean water and revolutionising the water and beverage supply chain for communities with limited access. 

Charting a Course for Sustainable Development

Spotlighting Solutions Around Water Management

Spotlighting development solutions that have demonstrated impacts for improved water management outcomes - focusing on the work of Wayout International.

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Water fuels our sustenance but also moves money, goods and people around the world, provides a valuable source of renewable energy, and enables the world’s food to grow. This week will help us understand how to preserve and sustainably manage this precious finite resource for infinite uses. The programme will highlight the true value of water, as well as progress and best practice in ensuring clean and adequate water for people, industry and the planet.

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 How will we protect our most precious resource today, for tomorrow?

Water Week 

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Back in 2015, United Nations unveiled the Sustainable Development Goals as a means to work towards a better future. Expo 2020 Dubai’s purpose embodies the two main pillars of these goals: sustainability and opportunity. The global COVID-19 pandemic has further proved the urgency of this global agenda. As this mega-event takes place, Expo 2020 Dubai will become the center of commitment and action in ensuring that no one is left behind. The Leave No One Behind Track of Expo 2020 Dubai's Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series that spotlight the importance of opportunity for all, gender equality and much more.

Catalysing Opportunity for All

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The road to river blindness elimination in Niger has been half a century long. Just ten years ago, this momentous occasion was considered impossible in Africa. Thankfully, science is not stagnant: it evolves at pace with our collective ingenuity and collaboration. Innovation and technology are a central component of the support of the Reaching the Last Mile Fund and they have played a critical role in achieving, and then proving, that a Niger free from onchocerciasis is possible. The last mile of disease elimination is the most challenging phase. Proving that decades of treatment and vector control have been effective, and thus ending needless expenditure of resources on a public threat that no longer exists, poses an incredible technical challenge. Today, Niger is finalizing the dossier for the WHO’s verification of elimination of transmission, becoming the first country in Africa to ever reach this point. This event will feature the perspectives of the public health leaders that have made this achievement possible and the ecosystem of partners that have supported Niger in this monumental effort. 

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Exploring how Niger achieved what was once thought impossible, and what it means for the world.

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