Austria's focus: Expo 2025 in Osaka enthusiastic!

Austria's focus: Expo 2025 in Osaka enthusiastic!

Osaka, Japan - The Expo 2025 in Osaka, which takes place from April 13 to October 13, 2025, is all about innovation and cultural exchange. Under the motto "Composing the Future", Austria presents a large number of domestic products and projects. Project manager Alf Netek emphasizes that more than 40 Austrian companies and institutions are involved in the pavilion.

This world exhibition, which takes place in the middle of a customs conflict, offers a platform for global dialogue and problem solutions. Companies such as Bösendorfer, Lobmeyr and Sonnentor show their innovative strength and contribute to promoting international exchange. Participation in Expo enables these companies to present products to a global audience and make valuable contacts, which is particularly valuable in the current economic situation.

Innovation Lab Austria as a highlight

The “Innovation Lab Austria” is in the center of the Austria Pavilion. Around 90 innovative projects from various subject areas are presented here, including green tech, health and creative industries. The exhibition is intended to strengthen Austria's role as a country of innovation and bring the country's performance closer to international visitors.

Special projects such as a floating solar system and AI-based blood diagnostics come from domestic institutions and show the impressive progress of Austrian research. The submissions for the projects were evaluated by an expert jury to select the most outstanding technologies and thus present the country's innovation potential, such as Expoustria.at

cultural connections and bilateral opportunities

The presentation of Austria is not just a technical nature; It also links the cultural traditions of both countries. Austria is known for its classical music and thus attracts the attention of visitors. Prominent partners such as the Salzburg Mozarteum and the Viennese singing boys contribute to the cultural enrichment of the pavilion. A highlight will be the “space of the future” in which visitors can design sound worlds.

Minister of Economics Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer emphasizes the importance of Expo for Austria's innovative strength. The Japanese ambassador Kiminori Iwama also sees opportunities for in -depth bilateral cooperation in the event. In the context of the Expo, Japan presents itself as a model for the combination of tradition and innovation.

The architecture of the Austria Pavilion comes from BWM Designer & Architect, while the exhibition concept was designed by Facts and Fiction. The Federal Ministry of Labor and Economy bears 75 % of the total costs for this comprehensive project, while the Austria Chamber of Commerce contributes 25 %. Expo 2025 will be an important step for Austria to position itself as a country of innovation on the global stage, such as