The AMIF Exhibition welcomes Île-de-France elected officials on June 1 and 2, 2027, in Hall 6 of Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, for its 31st edition. The 2026 edition brought together 12,000 visitors, more than 250 exhibitors, and around one hundred speakers.

Two days is short to cover the entire territorial ecosystem of Île-de-France: municipalities, intermunicipal organizations, territorial engineering, and Grand Paris players. The topics discussed are directly operational — funding of municipalities, ecological transition, services for local authorities — and the conversations flow without interruption. Hence the value of an open booth facing the aisle to capture passers-by, combined with a space where budget and schedule can be discussed away from neighboring ears.

The Parisian teams of EXPACE practice this short format exhibition after exhibition. The Bouygues Construction AMIF booth combines natural wood, modular furniture, and a confidential meeting room. The ENGIE booth designed for the USH features a suspended circular structure made of light-colored wood and green surfaces. The Signify booth and its backlit urban visual demonstrate how a booth's scenography can make a technical subject immediately understandable to a busy elected official.