Theme: "African crafts, a lever for development and a resilience factor for populations".

• 3,679 exhibitors
• 35 buyers and trade visitors
• 697 accredited journalists
• 360,223 visitors
• 34 participating countries
• 24 prizes awarded

Theme: "African crafts, market requirements and technological development".

• 4,769 exhibitors
• 564 accredited journalists
• 350,187 visitors
• 25 participating countries
• 49 prizes awarded

Theme: "African crafts, women's entrepreneurship and social protection".

• 2,710 exhibitors
• 310 buyers and trade visitors
• 744 accredited journalists
• nearly 250,000 visitors
• from 32 countries

theme: "African Crafts and Economic Emergence"

• 564 stands for 3,384 artisans from 32 countries
• 306 buyers and trade visitors from 23 countries
• 500 journalists from 104 media outlets in 9 countries
• 307,440 general public visitors

theme : "African Crafts, Youth and Employment"

• 3425 exhibitors from 28 countries
• 300 buyers and trade visitors from 18 countries
• 483 journalists from 07 countries
• 302,000 general public visitors

theme: "African crafts and distribution channels"

• 3,485 exhibitors from 26 African countries
• 285 buyers and trade visitors from 36 countries
• 585 journalists from 13 countries in Africa, Europe and America

theme: "African Crafts and Fair Trade"

• 29 countries present (African and non-African)
• 225 trade visitors
• 582 national and foreign journalists
• 2080 national and foreign craftsmen

Theme: "Investing in African Crafts, an Emerging Sector

• 30 countries present (African and non-African)
• 2048 national and foreign craftsmen
• 118 buyers and trade visitors
• 400,000 general public visitors

Theme: "African Crafts and the Environment"

• 27 countries present (African and non-African)
• 1440 national and foreign craftsmen
• 95 trade visitors
• 350,000 general public visitors

Theme: "African Crafts and Regional Integration"

• 27 countries present (African and non-African)
• 1257 national and foreign artisans
• 109 trade visitors
• 320,000 general public visitors

Theme: "Crafts and Vocational Training"

• 25 countries present (African and non-African)
• 940 African craftsmen
• 310,000 visitors, including a number of trade buyers
• The 6th edition was intended to consolidate what had already been achieved and to introduce major innovations.

Theme: "African Crafts and Design"

• 23 countries present (African and non-African)
• 350 Burkinabe artisans
• 290,000 visitors from home and abroad
• 300 trade visitors

Theme: "African Crafts and Tourism"

• 24 countries present (African and non-African)
• 264 Burkinabe artisans
• 250,000 visitors from home and abroad
• 150 trade visitors

Theme: "African Crafts in the International Market".

• 11 African countries present
• 260 Burkinabe artisans
• 165,720 domestic and foreign visitors
• Setting up the Pavillon de la Créativité

Theme: "African crafts and creativity"

• 25 participating countries, 24 of them African
• 200 Burkinabe artisans
• Creation of CODEPA (Coordination Committee for the Development and Promotion of African Crafts)

Theme: "African crafts, current situation and prospects

• 20 African countries present
• 244 Burkinabe artisans
• 150,000 visitors (professionals, tourists, general public)