The Minister of Industry, Tourism, Innovation, and Trade, Marián Cano, participated in the opening of this event, which “is the only professional trade fair in Europe dedicated exclusively to children’s communion and formal wear, making it an international benchmark.”
At the opening ceremony, she was accompanied by the Director General of Entrepreneurship and Internationalization, Mónica Payá, and the Director General of Trade and Consumer Affairs, Maribel Sáez.
“We are once again collaborating with Día Mágico by Fimi on an ambitious mission of international buyers, organized in collaboration with the Valencia Chamber of Commerce within the framework of the Global CV collaboration agreement and with the sector through ASEPRI (Spanish Association of Children’s Products),” Cano stated.
“Actions like this allow us to strengthen the internationalization of this event, which has its own unique character within the trade fair calendar, while also bringing new business opportunities to our companies without leaving the Valencian Community,” Cano emphasized.
The invited international buyers, who will be exploring the offerings of companies from the Valencian Community, come from countries such as Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Malta, Libya, the United States, the Netherlands, Mexico, and Guatemala.
The Regional Minister toured the stands of Valencian Community companies present at the event and highlighted that “Día Mágico is the leading European showcase for First Communion fashion, a segment where Spain is an international leader thanks to its tradition, specialization, and capacity for innovation.”
In this regard, she emphasized the commitment of the Regional Ministry of Industry to international trade fairs. “They are a fundamental platform for strengthening the internationalization and external promotion of our productive sectors,” she stated.
The Día Mágico by Fimi trade fair is being held at Feria Valencia on May 15 and 16 and features the participation of 53 Spanish companies in this edition, 27% of which are from the Valencian Community (7 from the province of Alicante and 7 from the province of Valencia), representing the fashion and clothing, footwear, and accessories sectors.