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The coronavirus outbreak is having an overwhelming impact on the world.

The construction of the Netherlands pavilion at the Expo 2020 grounds is progressing steadily.

The Netherlands takes part in Expo 2020 with a unique pavilion that functions as a climate system and showcases the innovative strength of our nation. We share our knowledge and skills in the field of sustainability and we take our visitors on a journey while we create our water, generate …

In 2020 the biggest commercial indoor tomato farm will start serving the local market. Designed by Dutch firm Certhon, the use of Philips LED lights will save up to 30% water per kilogram of crop. Read more about the indoor tomato farm

The 15th World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report calls for action. Global economic stagnation, climate change, fragmented cyberspace and social inequality must be tackled with a multistakeholder approach. Read more about the long term risk impact

With 250 businesses and 7,500 people, the Netherlands is well represented in Dubai. Today, money comes from sectors other than oil, mainly from real estate, tourism, financial services, and transport and logistics. Read more about business in the Gulf

The consortium responsible for designing and constructing the Dutch pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai comprises Expomobilia, V8 Architects, Kossmanndejong and Witteveen+Bos. One of the pavilion’s most distinctive features is the use of Dutch innovative and sustainable technologies. Read more about the consortium

A large part of the Netherlands lies below sea level. Nonetheless, flooding has not caused any casualties since 1953, when the country was hit by a large-scale disaster. Read more about rising sea levels