May

Shanghai World Expo 2010

Expo Shanghai 2010

The World Expo 2010 Shanghai is an international event. The exhibition concept implies that the universal government of a country is organizing this extraordinary event, and that other countries and international organizations are participating. This is an unusual event, given its duration, scope and number of participants. An Expo lasts six months. Its objectives are to develop international relations, to intercultural exchanges on themes visionary, while stimulating the economy of the host city, to protect the environment, and their innovations. The World Expo is an opportunity for participants to express confidence among nations, and both a powerful diplomatic and cultural. The events of this magnitude requires the will and commitment of many countries. The theme is universal, it is seeking development by innovation, mainly in terms of urban development project, but each participant is intended to show their achievements in innovation. Moreover, it is a golden opportunity for the host city, especially in the economic field, which has the potential to increase the international trade and become a new tourist destination. The World Expo is held in total respect for the environment, and development of the site will have the least possible impact on the environment. Technologies at the forefront as recycling systems will be provided so as not to pollute the environment. This event is a springboard for the architecture, and all the innovations to improve the quality of life in cities, such as transport. The exhibitions are practically laboratories for innovation in order to show all the technological advances of each participating country. The event Shanghai World Expo 2010 will take place therefore in this Chinese city, May 1, 2010 October 31, 2010, on the banks of the Huangpu River between the Lupu Bridge and Nanpu Bridge. Better City, Better Life is the theme for this edition of next year, where 70 million visitors are expected. The fusion of different cultures in the city, the prosperity of the urban economy, techno-scientific innovation in the city, remodeling of urban communities, and the interaction between town and country will be discussed as subtopics. The developed area for the Shanghai Expo 2010 covers 5.28 km2. 231 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation in this event, according to one of the organizers.

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