Baghdad has officially secured the honor of hosting Expo 2029 Garden, marking a major step in Iraq’s international recognition. Expo 2029 Baghdad will showcase the country’s culture, innovation, and environmental initiatives while drawing global attention.
The decision came during the 77th Annual Congress of the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) in Ghent, Belgium. Delegates reviewed multiple candidates and ultimately selected Baghdad over Thailand, Malaysia, Argentina, and Australia. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani commended the team that worked over 18 months to prepare a winning proposal.
Moreover, an AIPH evaluation team visited Baghdad to assess infrastructure, security, and facilities. They confirmed that the city meets international standards. Consequently, this recognition reflects Iraq’s ongoing commitment to strengthening tourism, urban development, and global engagement.
The Expo is expected to draw millions of visitors worldwide. Attendees will experience environmental exhibits, cultural performances, and interactive entertainment that highlight Iraq’s ancient heritage. Additionally, the event will stimulate local agriculture, tourism, and ecological sectors, reinforcing the government’s development strategy.
Experts emphasize that hosting the event will enhance Iraq’s global reputation and attract foreign investment. Furthermore, it will foster international partnerships and demonstrate Iraq’s dedication to sustainable growth. Authorities note that the Expo will leave a lasting legacy in education, environmental awareness, and economic development.
Looking ahead, Baghdad officials plan to accelerate infrastructure upgrades and finalize logistics to guarantee a world-class experience. They aim to ensure the event provides tangible benefits for both residents and international visitors.
Ultimately, the Expo represents a transformative opportunity for Iraq, combining culture, innovation, and global collaboration on an unprecedented scale.
