Expo 2020 Dubai, the largest global gathering since the start of the pandemic, reached the milestone of 20 million visits on Saturday, 19 March.
Reportedly, it is the biggest event ever to be held in the Arab world with cultural, numerous educational and entertainment experiences.
Also, 192 countries came together in the event to showcase the best their nations have to offer.
The appearances of Global leaders, sporting heroes, renowned artists and superstars formed some of the 32,000 events and attractions at the Expo.
This historic achievement will be celebrated later on Saturday, from 2030 GST, with a special projection on Al Wasl dome and spectacular fireworks.
Domestic visitors have turned out in force to support Expo 2020 Dubai, with almost 70 per cent of guests hailing from the UAE.
.@expo2020dubai reaches the remarkable milestone of 20 million visits on Saturday (19 March). pic.twitter.com/x5JAA401fL
— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) March 19, 2022
Latest figures show that children under the age of 18 have visited more than 2.8 million times, with the global event inspiring the next generation of innovators and change-makers.
There is still an opportunity to experience what has made Expo 2020 Dubai such a success, with Water Week, the 10th and final Expo 2020 Dubai Theme Week.
It will be running from 20-26 March and examining how we can protect our most precious resource today, for tomorrow.
The Week is part of the Program for People and Planet, which seeks to explore humanity’s most critical challenges and opportunities.
A host of countries from across the planet will celebrate their Expo 2020 Dubai National Days.
This includes Canada (19 March), Pakistan (23 March), South Africa (28 March) and India (28 March).
Expo 2020 Dubai Run 3 brings down the curtain on the sporting series on 26 March, while programs of entertainment and activities will continue during the next two weeks.
With only 13 days remaining until its doors close on 31 March: it’s now or never, before it’s gone forever.