President Donald J. Trump officially announced Thursday the United States’ intention to bid for the World Expo 2035, naming

President Donald J. Trump officially announced Thursday the United States’ intention to bid for the World Expo 2035, naming Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a Miami native, to lead the effort. The declaration sets the stage for a high-stakes international competition that will require years of diplomatic negotiations and billions in investment.

Key Details of the Announcement

Date & Venue: January , 2026, during Trump’s participation at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Candidate City: Miami, Florida, described by Trump as “the next great milestone in America’s new Golden Age.”

Coordinator: Secretary of State Marco Rubio was appointed chair of the bid committee, tasked with advancing Miami’s candidacy.

 International Context

World Expos: Held every five years, these global events attract tens of millions of visitors. The next Expo will take place in Osaka, Japan, in 2025, with an expected attendance of more than 27 million people.

Selection Process: Overseen by the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) in Paris, the bidding process is highly competitive, requiring extensive lobbying and long-term financial commitments.

National Impact

Jobs & Economy: Trump emphasized that hosting Expo 2035 in Miami would create “thousands of jobs” and generate “billions of dollars in economic growth.”

Previous U.S. Events Secured:

FIFA World Cup 2026 (co-hosted with Canada and Mexico).

Los Angeles Summer Olympics 2028.

America250 (2026), celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Global Summits: G20 in Doral and G7 hosted in the U.S. during Trump’s presidency.

Political Analysis

Message of Renewal: Trump framed the bid as part of his broader narrative of a “Golden Age of America,” reinforcing his vision of renewed global leadership.

Rubio’s Role: Appointing Rubio, a prominent Floridian, strengthens local support and underscores Miami’s position as a hub for international events.

Global Competition: While no rival bids have yet been formally announced, nations such as Saudi Arabia and South Korea have expressed interest in hosting future Expos, signaling a competitive race ahead.

Trump’s announcement places Miami at the forefront of the global contest to host the World Expo 2035. The bid will test America’s ability to mobilize resources, diplomacy, and public support in pursuit of one of the world’s most prestigious international events.

Sources press office official:/AFP/ AP/EFE/Washington / the white house / team Trump/U.S./

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