The Executive Office for Jordan's Participation in Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai hosted an event at the Kyoto International Community House on July 30th to showcase Jordan's participation in the upcoming World Exposition to key figures from Kyoto's arts, political, and business sectors.

The event, held at the Kyoto International Community House – a symbol of the World Cultural Free City Declaration – aimed to foster mutual understanding and promote cultural exchange between Jordan and Japan. Mr. Hayashi Takeshi, President of KOKOKA, delivered opening remarks emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange and the role of Expo 2025 in fostering peace and understanding among nations.
Following Mr. Hayashi's address, the Executive Office presented a comprehensive overview of Jordan's participation, highlighting the key themes and objectives. The presentation emphasized the potential of Expo 2025 to contribute to cultural exchange, promote tourism, and foster economic growth, not only for Jordan but also for Japan, particularly in addressing the challenges of an aging population and economic stagnation.

To conclude the event, guests were treated to a traditional Jordanian hospitality experience, enjoying authentic herbal teas and sweets, providing a taste of the unique cultural offerings that await visitors to the Jordanian pavilion at Expo 2025.

This engagement event served as a platform to build bridges between Jordan and Japan, leveraging the historical and cultural strength of Kyoto to promote cultural exchange, tourism, and mutual understanding, ultimately contributing to a more peaceful and prosperous future for all.