Excitement builds, Fair day 3 gets underway

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BY NED GAGAHE

The National Trade Fair 2025 enters its third day today, Friday, July 4, 2025 which is expected to draw large crowds to the FOPA Village.

Today’s program will commence with a float parade from the Multi-purpose Car Park and Henderson, converging at the Trade Fair grounds.

According to the program, the parade will feature colorful cultural displays, business branding, and enthusiastic participation from the business community.

Today’s program will feature a Trade Policy Dialogue to be led by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration (MCILI) and the Commodities Export Marketing Authority (CEMA).

The session aims to strengthen trade frameworks and explore pathways to boost Solomon Islands’ exports and economic resilience.

Later in the afternoon, exporters will take the stage to talk about key sector areas including coconut, cocoa, tuna and kava.

These presentations are expected to highlight both opportunities and challenges within the country’s export industries, while showcasing the potential of local products in regional and international markets.

A major highlight of the day will be the launch of the Solar Lighting Promotion, a joint initiative by the World Bank and the Central Bank of Solomon Islands. The program is set to support rural electrification and promote access to clean and affordable energy.

Also scheduled is a “Meet the Buyers” B2B session, organized by the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI).

This event provides a critical networking platform for local businesses to engage directly with regional and international buyers.

According to the program, festivities will continue with lively entertainment and a special performance by Charles Maimarosia, winner of the Pacific Break music competition.

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