Help persuade decision-makers to withdraw their support for Belgrade EXPO 2027. Choose one of the campaigns below to contact government officials or other public representatives. You can write your own message or use one of our prepared emails. We have made the process as simple as possible.
We currently support campaigns in several countries. If your country is not listed, please contact us and let us know who should receive emails from your country.
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On this page, you can send the letter signed by over 6000 citizens and sent by the Belgrade local group “Stari Grad” (name of one of Belgrade’s districts, meaning Old town) to the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) headquarters in Paris. BIE never gave any answer.
You can send this email if you are a citizen or a resident from one of the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States of America.
Important action: Germany
On May 11th, 2026, sixteen Members of the German parliament (Die Linke) submitted a Kleine Anfrage (minor interpellation (inquiry)) raising 32 questions to the German government on legal infringement, corruption and security risks associated with EXPO 2027 Belgrade and the consequences for German participation.
On May 21st 2026, the German Federal Government published its official response to a parliamentary inquiry.
There are many shortcomings to their answers, even when they answered, but almost half of them received only “The federal government has no information of its own.”
Previous campaigns
These campaigns are no longer our main focus, but the actions remain available. If you would still like to send these emails, you are welcome to do so.
Write to Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim about Canada’s participation in EXPO 2027.
On April 17th, Mayor of Vancouver, Mr. Ken Sim, and His Excellency, The Ambassador Mr. Stefan Tomašević, met and discussed Canada’s participation in EXPO 2027, according to Serbian Embassy’s website. Share your views with the Mayor Sim and encourage him not to support Canada’s participation.