African Union Commission Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.02 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: China,exhibition,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,global climate,Primitive,SHANGHAI,World Expo

African Union Commission Pavilion

In order to address the challenges posed by global climate deterioration, this exhibition will illustrate the key role which clean energy has been playing in the management and development of cities and the improvement of people’s standard of living in Africa through display of all kinds of service programs, including transportation, buildings and facilities, schools, etc.

At the entrance of the pavilion, a gigantic African primitive sculpture with words on it reacts towards a glimmering globe, symbolizing the important role which Africa plays in environmental protection and coordination of world affairs. Entering the pavilion and walking along the curving corridor, visitors will learn about development of African countries, urban transformation, economic rise and cultural prosperity in Africa. Visitors will feel as if they were standing between the past and the future of Africa, impressed and inspired. In the central round area for forums, visitors can watch films about urban development in Africa, especially about environmental protection and the use of clean energy in the process of development. These films will tell the world about Africa’s vitality, progress in strides and the contributions of Africa’s harmonious development to world peace and development.

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Africa Joint Pavilion

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Africa Joint Pavilion

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African Union Commission Pavilion

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Originally posted 2010-09-03 00:03:32.

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