The six-day trade fair was officially opened by Mozambique’s President, Daniel Francisco Chapo, at a ceremony attended by Rwanda’s High Commissioner to Mozambique, Col (Rtd) Donat Ndamage.

The exhibition has brought together 29 countries, including Rwanda, with products and services from more than 500 foreign companies and 1,950 Mozambican businesses on display.

The Rwandan delegation comprises entrepreneurs involved in processing agricultural products, manufacturing leather shoes and bags, and producing hair oils.

The businesses travelled from Kigali with the aim of expanding their market presence in Mozambique and exploring investment opportunities in the country.

President Chapo visited various exhibitors at the fair, learning about the products and the distinctive activities of each business.

He also visited the Rwandan exhibitors accompanied by High Commissioner Ndamage and was briefed on their products.

Mozambique’s President officially opened the Maputo International Trade Fair.
Government officials and diplomats attended the opening ceremony.
Rwandan exhibitors showcased products made in Rwanda.
Leather-made bags were among the products displayed by Rwandan exhibitors.
A variety of oils and fragrances were also showcased at the fair.
Rwanda’s High Commissioner to Mozambique, Col (Rtd) Donat Ndamage, joined Rwandan exhibitors to support their participation at the fair.