The Riga City Council announced on 3 November that the capital is taking part in the international event from 3 to 5 November.
The announcement comes as cities across Europe are looking for practical ways to improve mobility, public services and the management of urban space.
The pavilion is designed to show how city data, digital twins, artificial intelligence and related tools can move from demonstration to practical use.
A mobility and planning focus Edgars Bergholcs, chair of the Riga City Council’s City Development Committee, is taking part in a discussion on smart mobility solutions and challenges at the congress.
The wider urban innovation conversation The 2026 Smart City Expo World Congress is built around the theme “Urban Solutions.