World Expos

World Expos, also known as World Fairs, are large international exhibitions held periodically to showcase advancements in technology, culture, and innovation. Countries and organizations design pavilions to highlight their achievements and ideas, fostering global collaboration and understanding. These events often introduce groundbreaking inventions and promote economic, social, and environmental progress. Originating in the 19th century, Expos serve as platforms for cultural exchange, inspiring future developments while raising awareness of global issues. They typically last several months and attract millions of visitors from around the world, making them significant events for progress and international dialogue.