Maputo, Mozambique – August 26, 2024 – FACIM 2024 officially opened today, with the Industrialization Pavilion, organized by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce in partnership with APIEX and MozParks, standing out as a new addition to the fair. The Pavilion emphasizes the critical role of industrialization in driving Mozambique’s economic growth and sustainability.
The opening day was marked by a visit from His Excellency Filipe Nyusi, the President of Mozambique, who engaged with industry leaders and exhibitors. The President’s presence underscored the government’s commitment to fostering industrial development as a cornerstone of the nation’s progress.
Exhibitor Highlights and Strategic Partnerships
Throughout the day, the Industrialization Pavilion attracted a wide range of visitors eager to explore advancements in Mozambique’s industrial sector. Exhibitors such as Mozal, Midal Cables, SMM, FURA Gems, GAPI, Fesco, Duys Mozambique and others showcased their contributions to the country’s industrial progress.
RAXIO, the Pavilion’s official technology partner, and EMOSE, the official insurance partner, played key roles in highlighting the importance of technology and risk management in building a resilient and sustainable industrial landscape.
“We are encouraged by the strong interest shown on the first day of FACIM 2024,” said Adrian Frey, Chairman of the Board of Directors at MozParks. “The Industrialization Pavilion is already proving to be a central attraction, and we are excited to see the collaboration and innovation on display.”
General Director of APIEX, Gil Bires, added, “The interest in the Industrialization Pavilion reflects the growing recognition of Mozambique’s potential in the industrial sector. We are proud to facilitate this initiative, which showcases the opportunities for investment and growth within our country.”
Youth employment and cultural engagement
The Youth Employment Area, led by MozYouth, was a popular stop for young professionals seeking to enhance their career prospects. The area offered resume reviews, interview preparation, and psychometric testing, providing valuable resources for navigating the labor market.
Visitors also enjoyed the Tasting Area, where they sampled authentic Mozambican flavors, including coconut water, sugar cane juice, and locally sourced coffees. This cultural experience, supported by EMOSE, Kenmare, and Mozal, added a unique dimension to the Pavilion, making it a favorite among attendees.
FACIM 2024 continues through September 1, with operating hours from 9h to 18h, Monday through Thursday, and from 9h to 20h, Friday through Sunday.
For further information about the Industrialization Pavilion at FACIM 2024, please contact: info@mozparks.co.mz
