Report: Expo 92 Seville - An Exhibition of the Harmony between Traditionalism and Modernism: A Report on the Latest and Largest Global Exhibition of the Century أخبار وتقارير

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A report on the last and largest global exhibition of the century, Expo 92 Seville: An arena for the reconciliation of traditionalism and modernism (Refer to the page image) (Refer to the page image) At the suggestion of the Center for Cultural Studies and Research, and in cooperation with the cultural and artistic affairs deputy offices of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, a three-member delegation set off for Spain in the middle of Mehr this year to visit the "Expo 92 Seville" world exhibition and prepare a report about it. And finally, on Monday, April 20, 1992 (corresponding to April 19, 1992), the last and largest international exhibition of the century was opened with a message from Juan Carlos and for six months hosted more than forty-six million visitors from all over the world (refer to the page image) among whom were presidents, prime ministers, and other statesmen, as well as top-tier scientific, cultural, and artistic personalities from many countries. Political Goals and Perspectives in Organizing the Exhibition Regardless of the exhibition's title, which was named "The Age of Discovery," the main and official goals of the exhibition, based on the message of King Juan Carlos of Spain, as stated in the "Expo 92 official Guide" (refer to the page image), were: * Evaluating the past and preparing to face the future * Creating connections and links between the past and the future * Achieving the common ideals of humanity under the shadow of communication between nations, mutual understanding, and cultural and scientific exchange * Achieving global solidarity Participants in the Exhibition In "Expo 92," 110 countries, 17 Spanish states, 6 international organizations, and 7 large companies had booths.