< strong > All clear for a national Fairy of RENEWED ARTESANIES and with INNOVATIONS < / strong >

The 43 version of the National Crafts Fair (FNA) that begins on July 26, the first organized by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) will have several innovations announced the holder of this portfolio, Giselle González Villarrué.

During a general co-ordination meeting at the La Huaca Theater at the ATLAPA Convention Center with the work and co-workers of this ministry, González Villarrué stated that for the first time the fair event will have a closed circuit for more information about all people attending the FN and participating in workshops and development of the artistic billboard among others.

The exhibitors will have for the first time, modular stands to display their products and will also be used at La Huaca Theater for artistic performances.

Also, for the first time, free internet will be available so that artisan have accessibility to virtual platforms or can be paid by different forms using technology.

Also, in this version that will be the first face after the pandemic, there will be a number of workshops with the first participation of three international speakers and more than 20 national exhibitors.

Thus, stated Minister González Villarrué, that this is a "renewed and contemporary fair that has been supported by all the personnel that have been working to host the most important artisan event in the country."