17th Edition of ExpoJuy 2026 Launched in Buenos Aires

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17th Edition of ExpoJuy 2026 Launched in Buenos Aires
Public and private-sector representatives during the national launch of ExpoJuy.
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On August 12, the national launch of ExpoJuy – Connecting Countries, Creating Opportunities was held at Casa de Jujuy in Buenos Aires. The event will take place from October 9 to 12, 2026, at the Ciudad Cultural venue in San Salvador de Jujuy.

By Panorama Minero

Organized by the Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade, the multisector trade fair will be held under the theme “Connecting Countries — Creating Opportunities.”

Key Event Details

  • Dates: October 9–12, 2026 (four days).
  • Venue: Ciudad Cultural, San Salvador de Jujuy.
  • Organizer: Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade.
  • Theme: “Connecting Countries — Creating Opportunities.”
  • Focus: International business matchmaking, integration of the Bioceanic Corridor—with expected participation from Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Brazil—and the productive, industrial, mining, commercial, services and tourism sectors.

For further information, including news and details on stand setup or booking, please visit www.expojuy.com or camcomexjujuy.com.ar


Pictured from left to right: Juan Carlos Abud (Minister of Economic Development and Production of Jujuy), Sebastián Mealla (Vice President of the Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade), Jorge Gurrieri (President of the Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade), Carlos Sadir (Governor of Jujuy), Sebastián Lucero (Treasurer of the Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade), and Franco Mignacco (Board Member of the Jujuy Chamber of Foreign Trade).

Published by: Panorama Minero

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