Mining is of great importance to Chile, as it is one of the country's most significant economic sectors. Chile is a world leader in copper production and has significant deposits of other minerals such as gold, silver, lithium, and molybdenum. Expomin Santiago de Chile is a significant trade fair for mining, technology, and equipment, which takes place every two years in Parque Fisa in Pudahuel. Pudahuel is an emerging city near Santiago de Chile and has good transportation links. The Parque Fisa is an extensive exhibition center, which is an ideal venue for international events. The fair was first held in 1990 and has since established itself as one of the most important mining fairs in South America. Expomin is organized by Fisa S.A., a renowned Chilean trade fair organizer known for holding numerous international trade fairs and congresses. The most critical topics and products include machinery and equipment for the mining, extraction, and transport of minerals, drilling and blasting technology, processing technology with plants and systems for separating, crushing, grinding, classifying and concentrating ores, and minerals. Other important aspects are Exploration and Geosciences, as well as Environmental and Sustainability Solutions. Technologies that make mining more efficient and safer, such as robotics, remote-controlled vehicles, sensor technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, also play a key role. The main industries of Expomin are mining, technology, equipment, and services for the mining industry. The fair attracts trade visitors from all over the world and presents the latest innovations, trends, and technologies in the field of mining. Overall, the Expomin Santiago de Chile mining fair helps to further develop the mining industry in Chile, strengthen the country's international competitiveness, and promote the economic development and sustainability of the sector. Visitors and exhibitors meet for the eighteenth time on the Expomin on 4 days from Tue., 22.04.2025 to Fri., 25.04.2025 in Santiago.