The Salon des Maires d’Île-de-France is the annual gathering organised by the Association des maires d’Île-de-France (AMIF), which represents local elected officials and provides a regional forum for information and discussion.2 The 2027 edition is scheduled for 1–2 June at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 6; the CCI Paris Île-de-France listing says admission is reserved for professionals.111
The 2027 theme is “Engagement & proximité de l’élu local : quelles clés pour réussir son mandat ?” (“Local elected officials’ commitment and proximity: what helps them succeed in their term?”).11 The programme is presented as practical support for elected officials beginning a new term, with exchanges among officials, meetings with institutional partners, and tools for municipal action.11 The event also aims to connect local public bodies with companies offering new solutions, through an exhibition focused on innovation and opportunities to explore and test ideas.11
The format combines an exhibition with conferences, meetings and discussions over two days.11 The AMIF describes the salon as a place for sharing good practice and recognises local initiatives through awards, including the “Label Commune Donneur” and trophies for children’s and youth municipal councils.11 The association’s current president is Jean-Philippe Dugoin-Clément, mayor of Mennecy, elected in October 2026.2 The available sources describe the organiser’s role and the event’s current format, but do not establish when the salon was first founded.211