Exhibitors’ party

This party is exclusively reserved for exhibitors, speakers, partners and media.

The relaxed and friendly atmosphere of the party promotes informal exchanges with the participants. It is a privileged occasion for exhibitors to expand their network of acquaintances by meeting other players of solidarity and specialized media.

The Fair of Solidarity calls for volunteers to prepare the Party. Click here for more information.

Subscribe to the party

To register, order a pass when you request technical file describing; you pay it with your stand lease.

Click here for pictures of the exhibitors party that took place in 2008..

Animation of the party provided by Chengetai

Born and raised in Bulawayo, capital of the former Rhodesian Jazz (Dorothy Masuka to Cool Crooners) Chengetai is one of the only non-South African representatives of the "Rainbow Music", this merger post-apartheid post-independence music Southern Africa. Bantu mixes traditional melodies of Afro-Cuban rhythms, and references to black American music, from jazz to soul, her original songs written in Shona and English renew such invented at the time by Miriam Makeba, since renewed by Mango Groove and Johnny Clegg, whose claim to present artists like Simphiwe Dana and the band Freshlyground. Chengetai lives and works in Paris. His first album "Zimblue", was released in France on May 14 (Handmade Productions).

Musimix is an association based in Paris that offers te self-produced musicians and independent labels a variety of paid services in the field of communication. Their education, 5% of the amounts paid are donated to international solidarity associations.To take advantage of their help, simply register on the site www.musimix.ning.com.