Expo Milano is launching its programs
Promising excitement, information, and local culinary specialties, the Kazakhstan Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015 has inaugurated its multi-media exhibition, which is dedicated to the country’s agricultural, environmental, and cultural prowess, complementing to perfection the opening ceremony of the Universal Exposition, which runs to October 31. Also opening was the restaurant, where local Kazakh specialties can be sampled.
A splendid multi-media experience
The exhibition that awaits visitors in the Kazakhstan pavilion is a multi-media spectacular that will thrill them with its flow of compelling information and delightful images. A compact museum that brings together science, art, history, and culture to illustrate the country’s wealth and the Kazakh
identity.
In the first hall, an artist explains the country’s long history, creating images using colored sand. Next is a hall covering six topics: agronomic expertise; the country’s natural resources, its use of water; new sustainable agricultural techniques; and, aquaculture, or aqua farming.
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