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Korea Expo UAE Showcases Culture, Food & Innovation in Dubai

Korea Expo UAE Showcases Culture, Food & Innovation in Dubai

Post by : Badri Ariffin

Dubai witnessed a vibrant celebration of Korean culture as the Korea Expo UAE (K-Expo) opened its doors yesterday at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Organised by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), the event features 218 Korean companies and 12 government entities, all highlighting the latest in food, beauty, and innovative products.

Visitors were treated to a rich blend of experiences, from live cooking shows and hands-on beauty demonstrations to exhibitions reflecting Korea’s digital and lifestyle innovations. The expo also extended to Global Village Dubai, where an interactive Korean experience show offered a fusion of entertainment, technology, and cultural exchange.

The event attracted crowds eager to explore contemporary Korean trends, providing a platform for cultural immersion alongside opportunities for business collaboration. Highlights included the Korean beauty pavilion, immersive food tastings, and exhibitions based on intellectual property content, all showcasing the modern lifestyle of Korea.

The expo’s design encourages engagement, allowing attendees to actively participate rather than just observe. This approach has positioned K-Expo UAE as not only a cultural showcase but also a hub for discovering Korea’s creativity and innovation in the Middle East.

K-Expo UAE stands as a bridge between Korean culture and international audiences, demonstrating how tradition and modernity can seamlessly coexist in interactive experiences. Visitors left with a deeper understanding of Korea’s evolving lifestyle, from cuisine and cosmetics to digital content and creative industries.

Nov. 18, 2025 5:36 p.m. 459

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