Vietnamese businesses attend International Fair of Santiago. (Photo: CFIA)

FISA, Chile's largest and most unique multisectoral exhibition, held its first edition in 1962, and had its last version in 1998.

This year, the fair returned to the city of Santiago after 24 years, from November 16 and 20. It attracted the participation of thousands of domestic businesses and those from 20 countries worldwide.

The Vietnamese Embassy and the Trade Office in Chile brought to the fair the country’s products of strength such as footwear, garment, coffee and handicrafts.

This is a chance for Chilean firms to learn about the Vietnamese market and seek partners.

This year FISA, as fair organizer, celebrates 60 years of history, and will resume the organization of the 38th Edition of the International Fair of Santiago and presenting again a variety of activities and entertainment.

The event expects to bring together more than 200 national and international exhibitors that will be divided into six pavilions: International Pavilion, Hecho En Chile, Green Expo, Kidexpo, Outdoor Fest Zone, and Culinary World Sector. In addition, the Exhibition will have spaces for activations, talks, demonstrations and a central stage with a program of shows about culture, dance, live music, and various shows for the entertainment of both adults and children.