List of participants at the Expo Shanghai 2010

Last updated November 10, 2024

At Expo 2010, which was celebrated in Shanghai from 1 May to 31 October 2010 were present 242 participants: 192 nations and 50 international organizations. This represents the largest participation at any expo.

Participants

Nations

192 nations registered for the Expo (three countries that had already confirmed its participation needed to withdraw because of internal problems: Burkina Faso, Bhutan and Kuwait).^[1] These are 186 independent countries, recognized by the UN (the home country, China, included); two non UN-recognized nations: Chinese Taipei and Palestine; two associated states of New Zealand: Cook Islands and Niue, and the two Chinese SARs: Hong Kong and Macau.

The next table shows, by confirmation date, the nations that have notified the Government of the People's Republic of China its participation at the Expo; the fourth column indicates if the state had constructed its own individual pavilion; the last column indicates the section which the pavilion was located within the Expo site.

Nr.	Nation	Confirmation date^[2]	National Day	Section
1	France	10 March 2006	21 June 2010	C9
2	Ukraine	13 March 2006	24 August 2010	C10
3	Bahrain	17 March 2006	22 October 2010	A3^[3]
4	Mali	27 March 2006	31 May 2010	C4^[4]
5	Cambodia	30 March 2006	28 June 2010	B3
6	Canada	3 April 2006	1 July 2010	C7
7	Mauritania	4 April 2006	19 July 2010	C4^[4]
8	Algeria	10 April 2006	31 July 2010	C5
9	Republic of the Congo	10 April 2006	16 June 2010	C4^[4]
10	Hungary	10 April 2006	22 August 2010	C11
11	Switzerland	11 April 2006	12 August 2010	C9
12	New Zealand	12 April 2006	9 July 2010	B3
13	Central African Republic	13 April 2006	25 September 2010	C4^[4]
14	Cuba	14 April 2006	26 July 2010	C8
15	Zambia	25 April 2006	24 October 2010	C4^[4]
16	Turkmenistan	26 April 2006	20 May 2010	A3
17	Tajikistan	27 April 2006	22 September 2010	A10^[5]
18	Lesotho	4 May 2006	4 October 2010	C4^[4]
19	Uzbekistan	6 May 2006	31 August 2010	A10
20	Eritrea	8 May 2006	25 May 2010	C4^[4]
21	Monaco	11 May 2006	7 October 2010	C9
22	Seychelles	15 May 2006	18 June 2010	C4^[4]
23	Burundi	16 May 2006	3 July 2010	C4^[4]
24	Armenia	17 May 2006	21 September 2010	C11^[6]
25	Togo	17 May 2006	20 August 2010	C4^[4]
26	Comoros	25 May 2006	6 July 2010	C4^[4]
27	Netherlands	30 May 2006	18 May 2010	C6
28	Singapore	2 June 2006	7 August 2010	B3
29	Sri Lanka	5 June 2006	18 July 2010	A3
30	Equatorial Guinea	6 June 2006	15 August 2010	C4^[4]
31	Pakistan	9 June 2006	14 August 2010	A3
32	Cape Verde	12 June 2006	10 July 2010	C4^[4]
33	Nepal	12 June 2006	3 September 2010	A2
34	Spain	13 June 2006	30 August 2010	C9
35	Vanuatu	14 June 2006	8 October 2010	B2^[7]
36	Egypt	15 June 2006	23 July 2010	C5
37	Guinea	15 June 2006	2 October 2010	C4^[4]
38	Kyrgyzstan	15 June 2006	4 August 2010	A10^[5]
39	Mongolia	15 June 2006	13 September 2010	A10^[5]
40	Vietnam	15 June 2006	2 September 2010	A9
41	Myanmar	19 June 2006	1 June 2010	A9^[8]
42	Benin	20 June 2006	6 October 2010	C4^[4]
43	Samoa	22 June 2006	1 June 2010	B2^[7]
44	Kazakhstan	26 June 2006	5 June 2010	A10
45	Nigeria	26 June 2006	21 August 2010	C5
46	Australia	29 June 2006	8 June 2010	B3
47	Djibouti	3 July 2006	30 June 2010	C4^[4]
48	Italy	3 July 2006	2 June 2010	C6
49	Papua New Guinea	4 July 2006	17 September 2010	B2^[7]
50	Germany	7 July 2006	19 May 2010	C9
51	Albania	11 July 2006	5 May 2010	C11^[6]
52	Dominica	11 July 2006	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
53	Ivory Coast	12 July 2006	8 August 2010	C4^[4]
54	Angola	14 July 2006	26 September 2010	C5
55	Turkey	14 July 2006	20 June 2010	C10
56	Philippines	17 July 2006	9 June 2010	B3
57	Bolivia	24 July 2006	13 August 2010	C8^[10]
58	Luxembourg	3 August 2006	10 October 2010	C6
59	Tanzania	4 August 2006	7 July 2010	C4^[4]
60	Croatia	7 August 2006	15 May 2010	C7
61	Palau	7 August 2006	23 October 2010	B2^[7]
62	Senegal	7 August 2006	24 July 2010	C4^[4]
63	United Kingdom	9 August 2006	8 September 2010	C6
64	Bulgaria	11 August 2006	14 June 2010	C11^[6]
65	Poland	14 August 2006	22 May 2010	C9
66	Belgium	25 August 2006	13 June 2010	C9
67	Zimbabwe	25 August 2006	10 August 2010	C4^[4]
68	Namibia	31 August 2006	26 August 2010	C4^[4]
69	Laos	6 September 2006	12 October 2010	A9^[8]
70	Rwanda	12 September 2006	4 July 2010	C4^[4]
71	Tonga	28 September 2006	1 August 2010	B2^[7]
72	Montenegro	3 October 2006	24 May 2010	C11^[6]
73	Yemen	4 October 2006	14 October 2010	A3^[3]
74	Sudan	11 October 2006	11 July 2010	C4^[4]
75	Trinidad and Tobago	11 October 2006	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
76	Lithuania	12 October 2006	15 July 2010	C7
77	Kenya	17 October 2006	9 September 2010	C4^[4]
78	Morocco	17 October 2006	30 September 2010	A3
79	Federated States of Micronesia	17 October 2006	29 August 2010	B2^[7]
80	Costa Rica	20 October 2006	29 October 2010	C8^[10]
81	Japan	20 October 2006	12 June 2010	A9
82	Gabon	30 October 2006	30 July 2010	C4^[4]
83	Saudi Arabia	4 November 2006	23 September 2010	A2
84	Palestine	6 November 2006	16 October 2010	A3^[3]
85	Moldova	14 November 2006	27 August 2010	C11^[6]
86	Cameroon	21 November 2006	3 October 2010	C4^[4]
87	India	51.11.2006	15 August 2010	A2
88	Belarus	5 December 2006	11 October 2010	C11
89	Guatemala	5 December 2006	15 September 2010	C8^[10]
90	Indonesia	7 December 2006	17 August 2010	B3
91	Malaysia	11 December 2006	12 September 2010	B3
92	Portugal	12 December 2006	6 June 2010	C11
93	South Korea	20 December 2006	26 May 2010	A9
94	Russia	20 December 2006	28 September 2010	C7
95	Serbia	3 January 2007	27 June 2010	C9
96	Tunisia	3 January 2007	19 September 2010	C5
97	Greece	15 January 2007	19 June 2010	C10
98	Czech Republic	24 January 2007	17 May 2010	C11
99	Uruguay	24 January 2007	25 August 2010	C8^[10]
100	Sierra Leone	25 January 2007	7 May 2010	C4^[4]
101	Finland	26 January 2007	27 May 2010	C10
102	Azerbaijan	30 January 2007	15 October 2010	C11^[6]
103	Macedonia	12 February 2007	7 September 2010	C11^[6]
104	Romania	23 February 2007	29 July 2010	C7
105	Ireland	26 February 2007	17 June 2010	C10
106	Brunei	7 March 2007	8 May 2010	B3
107	Democratic Republic of the Congo	12 March 2007	23 June 2010	C4^[4]
108	Madagascar	15 March 2007	30 May 2010	C4^[4]
109	Argentina	16 March 2007	10 June 2010	C5
110	Cyprus	20 March 2007	28 August 2010	C11^[11]
111	Lebanon	26 March 2007	22 June 2010	A10
112	Peru	30 March 2007	28 July 2010	C8
113	Chile	3 April 2007	18 September 2010	C8
114	Uganda	13 April 2007	9 October 2010	C4^[4]
115	Georgia	17 April 2007	28 October 2010	C11^[6]
–	Bhutan	18 April 2007
116	Thailand	24 April 2007	5 September 2010	B3
117	Guyana	25 April 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
118	Ethiopia	26 April 2007	10 September 2010	C4^[4]
119	Austria	3 May 2007	21 May 2010	C7
120	Fiji	7 May 2007	6 August 2010	B2^[7]
121	Mauritius	9 May 2007	29 May 2010	C4^[4]
122	Mozambique	16 May 2007	25 June 2010	C4^[4]
123	Niger	22 May 2007	3 August 2010	C4^[4]
124	Haiti	23 May 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
125	Iraq	27 May 2007		A9^[8]
126	Jamaica	31 May 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
127	Guinea-Bissau	5 June 2007	24 September 2010	C4^[4]
128	Liberia	8 June 2007	23 August 2010	C4^[4]
129	Denmark	11 June 2007	29 June 2010	C10
130	Oman	12 June 2007	22 July 2010	A3
131	Sweden	14 June 2007	23 May 2010	C10
132	Chad	14 June 2007	11 August 2010	C4^[4]
133	Cook Islands	18 June 2007	5 August 2010	B2^[7]
134	San Marino	18 June 2007	4 June 2010	C11^[11]
135	Somalia	26 June 2007	26 June 2010	C4^[4]
136	Iran	4 July 2007	11 June 2010	A10
137	Maldives	8 July 2007	15 June 2010	A10^[5]
138	Ghana	10 July 2007	8 July 2010	C4^[4]
139	Suriname	26 July 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
140	Ecuador	3 August 2007	14 August 2010	C8^[10]
141	Afghanistan	5 August 2007	19 August 2010	A3^[3]
142	Bangladesh	14 August 2007	20 September 2010	A10^[5]
143	Norway	16 August 2007	28 May 2010	C10
144	Venezuela	17 August 2007	5 July 2010	C8
145	United Arab Emirates	26 August 2007	27 September 2010	A3
146	Syria	31 August 2007	17 October 2010	A3^[3]
147	North Korea	10 September 2007	6 September 2010	A10
148	Mexico	21 September 2007	16 September 2010	C8
149	Grenada	24 September 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
150	Botswana	25 September 2007	21 July 2010	C4^[4]
151	Jordan	26 September 2007	25 July 2010	A3^[3]
152	Slovakia	27 September 2007	4 September 2010	C11
153	Niue	12 October 2007	19 October 2010	B2^[7]
154	Bosnia and Herzegovina	18 October 2007	9 May 2010	C11
155	Nicaragua	23 October 2007	14 September 2010	C8^[10]
156	Estonia	1 November 2007	18 October 2010	C10
157	South Africa	2 November 2007	9 August 2010	C5
158	Libya	11 November 2007	29 September 2010	C5
159	Kiribati	15 November 2007	12 July 2010	B2^[7]
160	Solomon Islands	15 November 2007	27 July 2010	B2^[7]
161	Tuvalu	20 November 2007	13 October 2010	B2^[7]
162	Israel	3 December 2007	6 May 2010	A3
163	Brazil	11 December 2007	3 June 2010	C8
164	Malta	16 January 2008	14 May 2010	C11^[11]
165	Iceland	23 January 2008	11 September 2010	C10
166	Marshall Islands	13 February 2008	17 August 2010	B2^[7]
167	Qatar	14 March 2008	20 October 2010	A3
168	Malawi	1 April 2008	14 July 2010	C4^[4]
169	Antigua and Barbuda	3 April 2008	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
170	El Salvador	24 April 2008	20 July 2010	C8^[10]
171	Slovenia	17 June 2008	24 June 2010	C5
172	Dominican Republic	4 July 2008	5 October 2010	C8^[10]
173	Barbados	22 July 2008	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
–	Burkina Faso	28 July 2008
–	Kuwait	8 August 2008
174	Timor-Leste	26 September 2008	13 July 2010	A10^[5]
175	Latvia	29 September 2008	21 October 2010	C10
176	Bahamas	8 October 2008	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
177	Panama	23 October 2008	16 August 2010	C8^[10]
178	Paraguay	3 November 2008		C8^[10]
179	Liechtenstein	13 November 2008	1 September 2010	C11^[11]
180	Honduras	23 December 2008	27 October 2010	C8^[10]
181	Nauru	7 January 2009	26 October 2010	B2^[7]
182	Belize	23 March 2009	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
183	Saint Lucia	17 April 2009	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
184	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	27 April 2009	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
185	Saint Kitts and Nevis	28 April 2009	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
186	Colombia	8 May 2009	16 July 2010	C8
187	Gambia	23 May 2009	15 June 2010	C4^[4]
188	United States	15 June 2009	4 July 2010	C8
189	China	–	1 October 2010	A0
190	Hong Kong	–		A0
191	Macau	–		A0
192	Taiwan	–	10 October 2010	A2

Organizations

50 organizations in total participated at the Expo: 40 international organizations and 10 non-governmental organizations.

Nr.	International Organization	Confirmation date	Honour Day	Section
01	Convention on Biological Diversity	7 April 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
02	CIS	14 April 2006
03	WTO	18 May 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
04	World Water Council ^[13]	2 June 2006		B3^[14]
05	UNIDO	13 June 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
06	UN Framework Convention on Climate Change	7 July 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
07	World Bank	19 July 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
08	United Nations	28 July 2006	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
09	League of Arab States	15 September 2006		B3^[14]
10	IFRC ^[13]	29 September 2006	8 May 2010	B2
11	OCDE	13 October 2006		B3^[14]
12	African Union	10 December 2006	3 June 2010	C4^[4]
13	WMO	14 December 2006	9 May 2010	B2
14	UN-HABITAT	2 January 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
15	South Pacific Tourism Organization	31 January 2007	21 May 2010	B2^[7]
16	UNESCO	16 February 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
17	Pacific Islands Forum	31 May 2007		B2^[7]
18	World Trade Centers Association ^[13]	4 June 2007	9 June 2010	B2
19	Boao Forum for Asia ^[13]	12 September 2007	22 May 2010	B3^[14]
20	CARICOM	17 September 2007	17 July 2010	C7^[9]
21	Caribbean Development Bank	11 October 2007		C7^[9]
22	United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	30 October 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
23	UNICEF	6 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
24	FAO	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
25	OIEA	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
26	IMO	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
27	Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
28	United Nations Capital Development Fund	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
29	UNEP	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
30	WIPO	8 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
31	United Nations Population Fund	9 November 2007	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
32	WWF ^[13]	12 November 2007	5 June 2010	B3^[14]
33	CAMESA	5 December 2007		B3^[14]
34	ITU	13 December 2007	17 May 2010	B2^[12]
35	International Development Information Network Association-DEVNET ^[13]	12 January 2008	8 September 2010	B2
36	Forum Francophone des Affaires ^[13]	4 February 2008	18 June 2010	B3^[14]
37	Global Environment Facility	5 February 2008		B3^[14]
38	WHO	13 March 2008	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
39	UNCTAD	7 April 2008	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
40	IEA	9 April 2008	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
41	ASEAN	16 June 2008		B3^[14]
42	EUMETSAT	11 June 2008	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
43	United Cities and Local Governments ^[13]	19 June 2008		B3^[14]
44	Group on Earth Observations	30 June 2008
45	IAPT ^[13]	17 October 2008	28 August 2010	B3^[14]
46	European Union	4 February 2009		C9^[15]
47	ICM ^[13]	17 March 2009	18 May 2010	B3^[14]
48	International Network for Bamboo and Rattan	4 May 2009	20 May 2010	B3^[14]
49	WTO	30 July 2009	24 October 2010	B2^[12]
50	Shanghai Cooperation Organisation	23 September 2009		B3^[14]

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References

↑ «3 Countries Out». Shanghai Daily , 29 April 2010. Archived 2 May 2010 at the Wayback Machine
↑ «List of the Participants Accepting the Invitation for and Confirming their Participation in the World Exposition Shanghai China 2010 with the Dates of their Notification». BIE (PDF document), 26 April 2010.
1 2 3 4 5 6 Asia Joint Pavilion II
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Africa Joint Pavilion
1 2 3 4 5 6 Asia Joint Pavilion I
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Europa Joint Pavilion II
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Pacific Joint Pavilion
1 2 3 Asia Joint Pavilion III
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Caribbean Community Pavilion
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Joint Pavilion of Central and South American Countries
1 2 3 4 Europa Joint Pavilion I
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 UN Pavilion
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 No governmental organization
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 International Organitations Joint Pavilion
↑ Inside Belgium Pavilion

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[1] «3 Countries Out». Shanghai Daily , 29 April 2010. Archived 2 May 2010 at the Wayback Machine

[2] «List of the Participants Accepting the Invitation for and Confirming their Participation in the World Exposition Shanghai China 2010 with the Dates of their Notification». BIE (PDF document), 26 April 2010.

[AsiaII-3] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Asia Joint Pavilion II

[Africa-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Africa Joint Pavilion

[AsiaI-5] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Asia Joint Pavilion I

[EuropaII-6] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Europa Joint Pavilion II

[Pacific-7] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Pacific Joint Pavilion

[AsiaIII-8] 1 2 3 Asia Joint Pavilion III

[Caribe-9] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Caribbean Community Pavilion

[Sudamerica-10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Joint Pavilion of Central and South American Countries

[EuropaI-11] 1 2 3 4 Europa Joint Pavilion I

[ONU-12] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 UN Pavilion

[NOGUB-13] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 No governmental organization

[org-14] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 International Organitations Joint Pavilion

[15] Inside Belgium Pavilion

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Municipality of Shanghai List of participants at the Expo Shanghai 2010 History of Shanghai expo History of World Expo
Events and symbols	Opening ceremony Emblem Mascot Theme song
Pavilions and facilities	Africa joint pavilion Expo Axis Expo Cultural Center China pavilion Singapore pavilion Sweden pavilion UK pavilion USA pavilion List of pavilions
Legacy	China Art Museum Expo Mart Expo Park Hehe Xiexie Mercedes-Benz Arena Power Station of Art The River Mall World Expo Museum