The Museum of the Future in Dubai recently welcomed over 30 Presidents, Prime Ministers, and delegates from 30 different countries worldwide following the successful conclusion of the 28th UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) at Expo City Dubai.

Among the dignitaries visiting the museum were notable figures such as Miguel Díaz-Canel, President of Cuba; Hussein Arnous, Prime Minister of Syria; Dr. Terrence Drew, Prime Minister of Saint Kitts & Nevis; Premier E. David Burt of Bermuda; Ding Xuexiang, First Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China; Pushpa Kamal Dahal, Prime Minister of Nepal, and Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta - Canada. These visits to the Museum of the Future were integrated into their official visits to the United Arab Emirates, coinciding with their participation in COP28 at Expo City Dubai.

Dedicated to supporting the UAE's role as the host of COP28, the Museum of the Future showcased its iconic design and notable features during VIP tours. The museum, committed to promoting a positive and sustainable future, emphasized its crucial role in shaping ideas for a better future and presented unique experiences to the esteemed guests.

Throughout the visit, the high-profile leaders were briefed on the museum's various initiatives, departments, and pioneering experiences. This included insights into its role in developing future technologies, incubating innovative ideas, conducting projects, research, initiatives, and studies of significant qualitative value.