Vietnam won the Silver Award for “Best Exhibition Design”

On October 13, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced that the Vietnam Exhibition House was awarded the Silver Award for “Best Exhibition Design”, marking Vietnam’s highest achievement ever at World Exhibitions (EXPO).

Vietnam Pavilion at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka

In the category of ready-built and small exhibition halls, Vietnam, together with Peru (Gold Award) and Cambodia (Bronze Award), made up the top 3 most outstanding exhibitors this year.

Vietnam Exhibition House awarded the Silver Prize for “Best Exhibition Design”

Speaking after the award ceremony, Mr. Tran Nhat Hoang, representative of Vietnam Exhibition House, shared: “This award is a source of pride for Vietnam, demonstrating our creativity and ability to integrate. Vietnam not only introduces culture but also brings a vision for a humane and sustainable society in the future.”

This is the first time Vietnam has won the Silver Award in the category of “Best Exhibition Design” since officially participating in EXPO in 2000. The Vietnam Exhibition Hall at EXPO 2025 Osaka was built by the Department of International Cooperation (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism), in coordination with Mark 'n B (design) and Pico International (construction). With the theme of “Inclusive Society with People at the Center”, the exhibition space shows the harmony between modern technology and traditional identity, bringing a multi-sensory experience of a dynamic, creative and unique Vietnam.

The highlight is the water pavilion and water puppet stage, combining hologram technology, interactive screens and traditional art performances, attracting tens of thousands of international visitors every day.

During the 6 months of EXPO, Vietnam Exhibition House welcomed nearly 1.7 million visitors, organized more than 1,400 performances and a series of international cultural and artistic exchange programs and activities for overseas Vietnamese.

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/viet-nam-gianh-giai-bac-thiet-ke-trung-bay-xuat-sac-nhat-post817751.html