The Trade Ministry of Belarus is organizing Beltexlegprom – Belarus’ biggest industrial exhibition again this year. The exhibition is organized by the Belexpo National Exhibition Center under the support of the Trade Ministry.
The business program of the exhibition will include special-purpose seminars, roundtables with the participation of leading companies, representatives of the trade sector and mass media, and also the presentation of participating firms and a display of clothes and footwear collections.
The Trade Ministry said that the exhibition will feature clothes, fabric and nonwoven fabric, knitwear, lingerie, corsetry, swimwear, fur, leather and goods made of them, home textiles, headgear, shawls, scarves.
It will also include footwear and component parts for its production, textile and leather haberdashery, yarn, home decoration materials, raw material and equipment for the textile and light industries, arts and crafts and many more.
The 38th international trade show of consumer and textile goods “Beltexlegprom Spring†will take place at the Belexpo National Exhibition Center on 29-31 March. In 2015 partaking in it were more than 150 firms from six countries (Belarus, Poland, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Ukraine).
Republican Unitary Enterprise “National Exhibition Centre “BelExpo†is an enterprise of a republican form of ownership. he main activity of the company is the organization of exhibitions and fairs. Nowadays NEC “BelExpo†is the biggest exhibition company in Belarus.
The exhibition is to be held in the capital, Minsk, of the landlocked nation Belarus of Eastern Europe.
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