تمتعوا بتجربة أداء عازفي الإيقاع الأنغوليين من الجيل الجديد يؤدون عرضا موسيقيا يستعرض إيقاع الطبول في تمازج موسيقي مذهل.

أداء الإيقاع الأفريقي

african percussion performers

تعايش وتمازج موسيقي انتقائي بين جذور الموسيقى التقليدية والموسيقى العالمية

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جناح يحتفي بانسجام فريد بين تقاليد الأمس وابتكارات الغد. 

التصميم الداخلي لجناح أنغولا

إحياء فن الحكاوي والقصص عبر معارض تفاعلية في جناح أنغولا. 

جناح أنغولا 

صور جناح أنغولا

لآلاف السنين، حافظت قبيلة تشوكوي في أنغولا على حِكَمِها وتقاليدها الثقافية التي توارثتها الأجيال المتعاقبة على شكل رسومات ورموز رائعة يتم نقشها وحفظها على الرمال تُسمى "سونا".

في إكسبو 2020 دبي، يحرص الجناح الأنغولي على الاحتفاء بهذا التقليد العريق المستند إلى مبدأ نقل المعرفة، وربطه بقطاع الابتكار الناشئ في البلاد.

يأخذكم الجناح في رحلة مُستوحاة من رسومات "سونا"، ويطوف بكم في أنغولا المعاصرة مع مجموعة من المعروضات تتعرفون خلالها إلى النباتات الأنغولية، والتركيبات الفنية، والحرف الأنغولية التقليدية، وتكتشفون أعمال نخبة من الفنانين الأنغوليين المعاصرين، وغير ذلك الكثير.


Angola

يدمج التصميم المعماري لجناح أنغولا بين الحداثة والتقاليد عبر ربط مدهش بين عناصر معمارية حديثة وأشكال رسومات فن الرسم على الرمال التقليدي الأنغولي (سونا). ويرتكز جوهر الهندسة المعمارية هنا على قطعة معدنية دائرية ضخمة ترمز إلى الشمس وأشعتها الدافئة، وقد تم رفع هذه القطعة على مجموعة من الأعمدة الرفيعة المتميزة بطولها الهائل ولونها الفضي اللافت. 


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على عالم الأمس 

نظرة حديثة 

جناح أنغولا

Experience two artists from the new generation of Angolan percussionists demonstrating that through the sound of drumming, harmony can be achieved in a village. 


African Percussion Performance

Eclectic music symbiosis between traditional roots and world music


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Angola Image Gallery

For thousands of years, Angola’s Chokwe people have preserved their cultural wisdom through looping Sona drawings, in which special symbols are sketched into the sand and passed down through generations. The Angola Pavilion at Expo 2020 pays homage to this ancient tradition of knowledge sharing, connecting it with the nation’s emerging innovation industry.

With lush displays of Angolan flora, immersive exhibits and installations of modern and traditional art, the pavilion takes you on a Sona-inspired journey through contemporary Angola. Explore installations from contemporary Angolan artists, browse traditional Angolan crafts and more.


The Angola Pavilion architecture evokes both modernist design and the looping shapes of Angolan Sona sand drawings. It is anchored by a golden, geometric sunburst held aloft by a ring of tall, slim silver pillars.

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on ancient forms

A modern take

Angola Pavilion

The road to river blindness elimination in Niger has been half a century long. Just ten years ago, this momentous occasion was considered impossible in Africa. Thankfully, science is not stagnant: it evolves at pace with our collective ingenuity and collaboration. Innovation and technology are a central component of the support of the Reaching the Last Mile Fund and they have played a critical role in achieving, and then proving, that a Niger free from onchocerciasis is possible. The last mile of disease elimination is the most challenging phase. Proving that decades of treatment and vector control have been effective, and thus ending needless expenditure of resources on a public threat that no longer exists, poses an incredible technical challenge. Today, Niger is finalizing the dossier for the WHO’s verification of elimination of transmission, becoming the first country in Africa to ever reach this point. This event will feature the perspectives of the public health leaders that have made this achievement possible and the ecosystem of partners that have supported Niger in this monumental effort. 

The END of River Blindness

River Blindness - Mali

Exploring how Niger achieved what was once thought impossible, and what it means for the world.

Shining a Light on the END of Preventable Blindness

Spotlights on Africa 

Highlighting progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and solutions for early warning systems in Africa.

Climate and Biodiversity Week to spur the world into action to protect our planet

We stand at the brink of a crucial moment in time - a moment in which we must take decisive collective action to protect our planet, and the life it sustains, for future generations. It is an opportunity for us to take our place in history as the generation that stepped up to halt climate change, and transform human activity to operate within Earth's planetary boundaries. 

Expo 2020 Dubai's Climate & Biodiversity Week convenes government decision-makers, business leaders, youth advocates and our millions of visitors to address the greatest challenge of our time and generate solutions critical to the future of our civilisation and the health of our planet. 

What's your Promise to our Planet?

Climate and Biodiversity

How do we work together to better manage climate change and protect biodiversity? 

Climate & Biodiversity Week Programme

Insight Report from Climate and Biodiversity Week

Natural Resource and Biodiversity Conservation

Image Gallery

Climate & Biodiversity Week

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African Union

Comprising 55 Member States with 1.3 billion citizens, the African Union is a vast coalition that seeks to propel all of the continent’s people toward a peaceful, prosperous future. At the African Union Pavilion, you’ll embark on a journey from storied history to the vibrant future as you learn about the AU’s collective vision for transforming Africa into a global powerhouse.

The pavilion’s experience begins with black-and-white footage of inspiring speeches from great African leaders, before emerging into a colourful exhibition space that explores the AU’s cultures, initiatives and thriving future. 


Afrincan Union

African union

African Union Pavilion

H.E Josefa Leonel Correia Sacko

H.E Mami Mizutori

Harsen Nyambe

Kai Gatkuoth

Ibrahim Mohammed

Amos Makarau

Cecilia Aipira

Amjad Abbashar

Benard Onzima

Ibrahima C. Diong

Spotlights on Africa | Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate

Expo 2020 Dubai will mark the UAE's Golden Jubilee in December 2021, celebrating the country's history and progress over its first 50 years, while looking ahead to the next 50 years, guided by the UAE Centennial Plan 2071. This event track features events that invite the world to join hands with the UAE to craft a meaningful legacy to create value for generations to come. 