Africa-Press – Angola. The 38th edition of the Luanda International Fair (FILDA) starts on Tuesday, in the Special Economic Zone (ZEE), in Luanda, with the participation of 1,202 exhibitors.
Running until the 22nd of this month, under the motto “Digital economy, the new world frontier”, the event will have the participation of the business area of the Embassy of the United States of America, marking the debut of this country in the event.
In June, during the event’s launch ceremony, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Grupo Arena, Bruno Albernaz, said that the other novelty was the return of Brazil, with the participation of the Associação dos Empresários Brasileiros and the Embassy of the country in Angola.
Portugal, Italy, Indonesia, Turkey, Germany, Japan, among others, are also part of the range of countries that will exhibit at FILDA 2023.
The 37th edition of FILDA took place from the 16th to the 20th of July 2022, at the ZEE, in an area of 21 thousand square meters, having brought together 629 exhibitors and 15 countries, and received more than 32 thousand visitors.
The Luanda International Fair is a stage for the promotion of national production, which emphasizes the diversification of the economy, business and the promotion of employment.
As the largest multi-sector fair, FILDA has assumed the role of the main showcase for national companies, brands, products and services.
The fair encourages exchange and diversification, bringing together national and foreign entrepreneurs in all its editions to establish business contacts, commercial and diplomatic relations with Angola.
Since the first edition, in 1983, FILDA is seen by exhibitors as a showcase of Angola’s capacities and potential, to stimulate the increase of national production and the launching of new economic bridges.
FILDA was, until 2016, organized by different management entities, having, since the 33rd edition, the intervention of the Ministry of Economy and Planning as promoter of the event and Eventos Arena as organizer.
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