Democratic Republic of Congo Pavilion

Date: 2011.12.02 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: africa,Africa Joint Pavilion,Democratic Republic of the Congo,Expo,urban development,world expo 2010

Democratic Republic of Congo Pavilion

Characterized as authentic and genuine, Democratic Republic of Congo will present its attractions, resources and idea of urban development with care for people in a natural and pure style.

The main area is arranged around an impressive mine, abstract and exaggerate in appearance and rich in color. The exhibition in this area features ‘Democratic Republic of Congo– Impression’ and ‘Democratic Republic of Congo– Reproduction’. The mine represents the rich mineral resources of Democratic Republic of Congo, on which there paste many pictures echoing the theme of the pavilion. ‘Democratic Republic of Congo– Impression’, which starts from the ‘resources’, displays the country’s geographical scenery and historical background through texts, images and models. ‘Democratic Republic of Congo– Reproduction’ centered around ‘human being’ reproduces the real living environment and customs of habitants in Democratic Republic of Congo through real objects and reproduced scenes. The theme of the Secondary Area is ‘Democratic Republic of Congo– Development’. This area displays some symbolic monuments and statues, which show the development progress of Democratic Republic of Congo’s cities and invite visitors to envision the bright future of this country.

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An actor performs during activities marking the National Pavilion Day of Democratic Republic of Congo

Originally posted 2010-09-06 00:00:36.

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