Evteks, an international trade fair for home textile one of the top destinations and most important business platform for new business ties in home textiles industry to take place in Turkey, organized in collaboration with the Moroccan Professional Association of Textile and Clothing Industry (AMITH).
Seven Moroccan business leaders of home textile sector will participate in this year’s edition for the fourth time. Moroccan companies will exhibit the latest products of home textiles over an area of 346 m2, targeting importers and commercial brands of the sector, as well as wholesalers and small retailers.
It is meant to consolidate the position of the “Moroccan offer†in the Turkish market, make new business contacts, and diversify export trading partners, said a statement from the Moroccan Center for Export Promotion.
EVTEKS is a platform of choice for the development and diversification of exports worldwide. The fair organized in a country ranks 4th among world’s leading suppliers of home textile and monopolizes 5 percent of the global market,
The exhibitors of Istanbul International Home Textile Exhibition 2016 would include companies and decision makers through the Textile, Home Textile, Carpets, Rugs, Kitchen Textiles, Curtains, Furnishing Fabrics and Wall Covering markets.
The previous edition of EVTEKS brought together 1,000 exhibitors and 125,000 professional visitors. This Trade Show, Fair and Exhibition are expected to be attended by close to 140000 attendees.
There is an opportunity to discover the latest advances in Textile, Home Textile, Carpets, Rugs, Kitchen Textiles, Curtains, Furnishing Fabrics and Wall Covering at this key Trade Show, Fair and Exhibition.
Evteks event to be held from 17th May to the 21st May 2016 at the CNR Expo Center in Istanbul, Turkey.
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