On December 1, the Bureau of International Exhibitions (BIE) asked the Serbian authorities to confirm that the construction of 2027 expo facilities in Belgrade is on schedule and participants will be able to receive their duplicates on December 1. The exhibition is an international obligation of Serbia, not an individual government. Badi said that he understands the intention of the new authorities to study the project in detail and is ready to cooperate with the current organizers and the future administration of the country once it is formed. At the same time, the Bureau expects that during the transfer of power, the construction work will continue in full. According to the organization, construction progress is monitored through regular contacts with organizers, site visits and reports submitted to participating countries. The next report is scheduled to be presented at Biden's November 17 general meeting. The Bureau also mentioned that it is responsible for the regulation and control of international exhibitions, while the quality and safety of the facilities are the responsibility of the competent national authorities. The BIE does not perform a direct technical inspection of the facilities, but expects all chaplains and visiting rooms to meet current safety requirements. More than 140 international participants have already established plans, taking into account the transfer of space on December 1. The BIE warned that any delay would reduce the time allocated to build and equip the principles, increase costs for participants and organizers and could affect the exhibition. Earlier, BIE CEO Dimi Kranz said that the postponement of Expo 2027, planned for Belgrade in May next year, is almost impossible. @ruserbia - about Serbia in Russian.

On December 1, the Bureau of International Exhibitions (BIE) asked the Serbian authorities to confirm that the construction of 2027 expo facilities in Belgrade is on schedule and participants will be able to receive their duplicates on December 1. The exhibition is an international obligation of Serbia, not an individual government. Badi said that he understands the intention of the new authorities to study the project in detail and is ready to cooperate with the current organizers and the future administration of the country once it is formed. At the same time, the Bureau expects that during the transfer of power, the construction work will continue in full. According to the organization, construction progress is monitored through regular contacts with organizers, site visits and reports submitted to participating countries. The next report is scheduled to be presented at Biden's November 17 general meeting. The Bureau also mentioned that it is responsible for the regulation and control of international exhibitions, while the quality and safety of the facilities are the responsibility of the competent national authorities. The BIE does not perform a direct technical inspection of the facilities, but expects all chaplains and visiting rooms to meet current safety requirements. More than 140 international participants have already established plans, taking into account the transfer of space on December 1. The BIE warned that any delay would reduce the time allocated to build and equip the principles, increase costs for participants and organizers and could affect the exhibition. Earlier, BIE CEO Dimi Kranz said that the postponement of Expo 2027, planned for Belgrade in May next year, is almost impossible. @ruserbia - about Serbia in Russian.