61st Maputo International Fair (FACIM 2026)

ITPC Johannesburg visited the 61st Maputo International Fair (FACIM 2026) in Mozambique at the invitation of H.E. Kartika Candra Negara, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Indonesia to the Republic of Mozambique. FACIM 2026 brought together businesses from Mozambique and various countries, government representatives, investors, and other trade stakeholders. The exhibition focused on trade and investment opportunities, digital transformation, renewable energy, regional economic integration, and the development of local products. The event was attended by participants from more than 28 countries and over 500 foreign companies, as well as representatives from all 11 provinces of Mozambique. Indonesian Pavilion The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Maputo facilitated the Indonesian Pavilion, which showcased a range of Indonesian products and companies. The participating Indonesian companies included: PT Mecosin Indonesia Factory Tirta Ayu Eswatini PT Cahaya Subur Prima PT Interbat The Indonesian Pavilion provided an opportunity for these companies to introduce their products to the Mozambican market, establish business contacts, and explore potential cooperation with local importers, distributors, and businesses. Buyers Mission and Business Dinner As part of FACIM 2026, the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Maputo organized a Buyers Mission and Business Dinner to promote the participating Indonesian companies and introduce Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2026 to the Mozambican business community. The event was attended by several prominent Mozambican businesspeople and potential buyers. It provided Indonesian companies with an opportunity to present their products directly, establish business contacts, and explore potential partnerships and market access opportunities in Mozambique. Conclusion ITPC Johannesburg’s participation in FACIM 2026 provided valuable insight into the Mozambican market and helped strengthen trade and business relations between Indonesia and Mozambique. The Indonesian Pavilion and Buyers Mission demonstrated potential opportunities for Indonesian companies to expand their market presence in Mozambique and the wider Southern African region. The event also served as an effective platform to promote Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2026 and encourage Mozambican businesses to explore sourcing and business cooperation opportunities with Indonesian companies.