The initiative, promoted by the City Council to expand the traditional Automobile Fair to other economic, commercial, business, and training sectors, was positively assessed by the Councilor for Local Economic Development and Promotion, David Zambrana. According to Zambrana, the objective was to "give visibility to local businesses, generate opportunities, promote economic dynamism, and contribute to the municipality's promotion." The mayor, Bartolo Egea, highlighted the town's industrial and business potential and the involvement of the participants.
In parallel to the economic showcase, FiraMir offered a leisure and family program. Food trucks were set up outside the pavilion, musical brunches with DJs were held, and children's activities such as JoviBus workshops, a traffic circuit, and traditional games were organized.
The interior of the Miquel Poblet pavilion hosted an exhibition of Scalextric and model railways, as well as a radio-controlled vehicle drift exhibition organized by the entity Camins de Ferro.
The weekend also included parallel events. On Saturday, the Font Freda path was the scene of a motorcycle gathering organized by the Associació Motera de Montcada i Reixac. On Sunday, October 25th, the traditional Classic Vehicle Gathering took place at the fairgrounds, attracting 350 classic cars.
