Antigua and Barbuda showcased their rich cultural heritage and dedication to sustainable development during their National Day celebration at the Osaka-Kansai Expo. The event, held at the islands’ pavilion, featured a vibrant display of music, art, and traditional crafts, reflecting the nation’s African, European, and Caribbean influences. E.P. Chet Greene, Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister, welcomed diplomats, officials, and visitors, describing the islands as a land of warm, friendly people with a culture full of imagination and heart. The pavilion, themed ‘Saving Lives,’ highlighted initiatives in environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and economic innovation. Exhibits included biodiversity restoration projects led by the Environmental Awareness Group, marine ecosystem initiatives in the English Harbour area, and the 3 Provinces Revitalization Project, which combines sustainable materials with artistic displays of cultural heritage. Greene emphasized the long-standing relationship between Antigua and Barbuda and Japan, dating back to 1982, and acknowledged Japan’s support in areas such as seawater desalination and water resource management. Tourism was also a key focus, with Greene inviting visitors to explore Antigua’s 365 pristine beaches, historic sites, and world-class resorts. The Minister concluded by thanking the Japanese government, Expo organizers, and all partners for their contributions to the pavilion’s success, reinforcing the islands’ commitment to peace, sustainability, and cultural exchange.