As the World Governments Summit 2025 came to an end last week, a number of heads of state, prime ministers, senior officials, and high-level government delegations visited the Museum of the Future.
President Andry Rajoelina of the Republic of Madagascar, Vice President Félix Ulloa of the Republic of El Salvador, Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone of Laos, and Chairwoman Željka Cvijanović of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina were among the notable attendees.
The official delegations visited the architectural wonder, which is considered to be “the most beautiful building on Earth” and one of the most famous landmarks in the world. They also learnt about the museum’s role in promoting intellectual and knowledge-driven conversation on a worldwide scale, as well as how it is investigating future trends and transformations in a variety of sectors for the good of humanity.
Every government official travelled from outer space to inner space as they investigated the museum’s varied immersive exhibits. The importance of the museum as a worldwide platform that showcases future chances and possibilities through its exhibitions, visitors, and leading conferences devoted to promoting the future of technology and humanity was also explained to them.
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