From Osaka to Belgrade

A Tale of Two Expos

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Innovation and inspiration are set to cross continents as Osaka gears up for EXPO 2025 and Belgrade prepares to host EXPO 2027. These two global showcases, though separated by oceans and years, share a common goal: redefining the way we think about humanity’s potential.

From Japan’s visionary “Designing Future Society for Our Lives” to Serbia’s dynamic “Play for Humanity: Sport and Music for All,” both expos promise to dazzle visitors while tackling some of the most pressing challenges of our time.

In this issue, we dive into what makes these expos more than just exhibitions—they’re blueprints for the future, where culture, creativity, and technology converge to leave a lasting impact on the world.

Whether it’s Osaka’s smart city innovations or Belgrade’s transformative celebration of sport and music, these events aren’t just about showcasing ideas—they’re about shaping a better tomorrow.


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