Bangkok Hosts first Global Textile Congress

The conference also addressed important issues related to textile industry in Middle East, West Africa, China, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong and India. The Global Textile Congress turned out to be a springboard for the Indian textile industry to reach out to other nation.

 

The first ever Global Textile Congress held recently in Bangkok discussed ways to develop lasting business relations between countries producing #

Arvind Sinha, national president, Textile Association (India), RK Vij, Conference chairman, Textile Association (India) and DR Mehta, president emeritus, TAI elaborated the theme of the Global Textile Congress and outlined the magnificence of the scope of mutual cooperation between all the participating countries in the field of textiles.

 

The first ever Global Textile Congress held recently in Bangkok discussed ways to develop lasting business relations between countries producing #

They strongly felt and hoped that the GTC would definitely create a positive and congenial global environment which would eventually pave the way for new global projects and assignments engaging the technocrats, experts, businessmen, traders and officers from all these 18 countries and would attain high standard of networking among these nations. This would also facilitate excellence in productivity, manufacturing, marketing, innovations, research and developments in textiles and that the results would be beneficial to all the participants.

 

The first ever Global Textile Congress held recently in Bangkok discussed ways to develop lasting business relations between countries producing #

Given the response to the Global Textile Congress in Bangkok, Textile Association (India) is considering making it regular event at every year at different locations in the world.

 

The first ever Global Textile Congress held recently in Bangkok discussed ways to develop lasting business relations between countries producing #