In celebration of Palestine National Day at Expo 2020, take in an extraordinary concert featuring Asayel Band of Folk Art, Toni Qattan and Manal Mousa. Asayel Band of Folk Art are known for their inclusive and uplifting shows, while singer-songerwriter Toni Qattan's music is popular across the Arab world and Manal Mousa found fame while competing on Arab Idol in 2013 and has gone on to perform around the globe.  

National Day Concert

Palestine: National Day Concert

Celebrate Palestine National Day at Expo 2020 with a special concert featuring Asayel Band of Folk Art, Toni Qattan and Manal Mousa. 

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Join us in celebrating Palestine’s National Day at Expo 2020

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The Palestine Pavilion at Expo 2020 offers an innovative way to experience this historic land. With imaginative exhibits that individually engage each of the five senses, the pavilion allows visitors to truly experience Palestine in full.

Beginning with an elevator ride that doubles as an immersive simulation of rising high above the city of Jerusalem, Palestine’s exposition takes you on an incredible cultural tour. See the sights of Palestine, inhale its aromas and taste its delicious cuisine. Then, don a virtual-reality headset and feel the whole experience come together.


A long, tall, rectangular building with rounded corners, the majority of the Palestine Pavilion is wrapped in a perforated mesh screen decorated with charming line drawings of the city of Jerusalem and large swaths of decorative Arabic script. The first floor of the structure is covered in vertical strips of deep brown cladding, interspersed with generous entryways. 

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This show celebrates the beautiful arts and culture of the fascinating country of Vietnam. Enjoy a myriad of traditional arts and artisan products as well as Vietnamese traditional music performances in this unmissable show.

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Vietnam Arts show

Welcome to a celebration of the beautiful arts and culture of Vietnam, showcasing traditional arts and artisan products as well as traditional music performances.


The Dubai Millennium Amphitheatre is a performance space hosting cultural performances and live music for seated crowds, located in Al Forsan Park. The venue’s design features a model of two Ghaf trees that intertwine above the centre of the stage. 

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The fog-wreathed mountains and vibrant green rice paddies of Vietnam are places of deep tradition, housing ancient temples, centuries-old villages and a wealth of unique cultural history. The Vietnam Pavilion aims to reintroduce visitors to the nation’s rich heritage and highlight its investment potential. Explore traditional folk-art performances, bamboo flute concerts and delightful water-puppet shows, take a 3D digital tour of Vietnam’s vibrant tourism destinations and discover a bounty of culture and cuisine at the pavilion’s handicraft shop and restaurant.


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A media conference led by the Comoros Pavilion under the theme "connect the minds to build the future", shedding light on the country's culture, values, and identity. The conference is led by Dr. Kassim Mohamed-Soyir Bajrafil - Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of the Union of Comoros to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Professor at the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations in Paris, Islamic thinker, and writer. 

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A media conference led by the Comoros Pavilion under the theme "connect the minds to build the future", shedding light on the country's culture, identity, and values.

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The archipelago of Comoros, off Africa’s east coast, is known for its spices and aromas: vanilla, clove, and ylang-ylang. At the Comoros Pavilion, you’ll get a fragrant tour of the islands’ “garden of marvels”, with an emphasis on sustainability.

According to Comorian legend, Mount Karthala erupted up from the ocean floor when King Solomon’s courier accidentally dropped the Queen of Sheba’s ring into the sea. As you begin your journey through the Comoros Pavilion, you’ll receive your own recycled-plastic ring that you can later toss into the Karthala crater as a symbol of your commitment to sustainability.


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Paying homage to the music of the UAE and the region, the Oud, Nay and Tabla takes us through a Pan Arab Journey.

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