A hundred Portuguese among almost 3,000 exhibitors at the Maputo Fair that starts today
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A hundred Portuguese among almost 3,000 exhibitors at the Maputo Fair that starts today

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 05:39

The 61st International Maputo Fair (Facim) started today, positioning itself as the biggest business event in Mozambique. The event features almost 3,000 exhibitors from 29 different countries.

Among the international participants, around 100 companies with Portuguese capital stand out, strengthening the economic ties between Portugal and Mozambique.

The event represents a significant platform for business and commercial partnerships, bringing together players from various markets in a single space in Maputo.

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