Saudi Arabia Pavilion wins innovation award for sustainability at Osaka Expo

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The project has demonstrated proven success in promoting long-term coral growth, exemplifying how cutting-edge and sustainable technology through 3D printing can address biodiversity loss and help build resilience against climate change. (SUPPLIED)
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The project has demonstrated proven success in promoting long-term coral growth, exemplifying how cutting-edge and sustainable technology through 3D printing can address biodiversity loss and help build resilience against climate change. (SUPPLIED)
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Updated 05 September 2025
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Saudi Arabia Pavilion wins innovation award for sustainability at Osaka Expo

  • The inaugural technological innovation awards was won by the 3D Coral Reef Project in its Sustainable Seas experience room
  • The project demonstrates proven success in promoting long-term coral growth, showing how cutting-edge and sustainable technology through 3D printing can address biodiversity loss

OSAKA: The Saudi Arabia Pavilion announced that it has won the inaugural technological innovation award at the Osaka Expo for its 3D Coral Reef Project in its Sustainable Seas experience room.

The Expo Innovation Award for Technological Innovation was announced by the Bureau International des Expositions and the Global Industrial and Social Progress Research Institute. It will be formally presented by the BIE secretary-general and the chairman of GISPRI to the Saudi Arabia Pavilion on Sunday.

Saudi Ambassador to Japan Dr. Ghazi Faisal Binzagr said: “We are honored to receive this international recognition at Expo 2025 Osaka. More than an award, it affirms our responsibility to harness the Kingdom’s innovation and expertise to build a more sustainable future for generations to come.

“From the very beginning, collaboration and partnerships have been central to the Saudi Arabia Pavilion’s journey, shaping our progress and achievements. We are proud of this recognition and grateful to our partners and colleagues who have made it possible.”

The project demonstrates proven success in promoting long-term coral growth, showing how cutting-edge and sustainable technology through 3D printing can address biodiversity loss and help build resilience against climate change.


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