The first Manmade Fibre Textile Conclave will be held in Mumbai which is jointly organized by Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) and Synthetic & Rayon Textile Export Promotion Council (SRTEPC). This will be a signature event of CITI & SRTEPC on Manmade Fibres and value added products based on them.

The Conclave will explore the potential and examine the constraints in the manmade fibre sector and the emerging investment opportunities in the textile sector and evolve measures to spur growth and investment in this segment of the textile value chain.

The Conclave would bring together leading manufacturers, consumers and end users of MMF products to enhance the business potential in this vital sector.

The theme of the conclave is ‘Innovation, Efficiency & Competitiveness’ which would reflect the potential of growth and the constraints. The Conclave would also emphasize on the need for interdisciplinary co-operation along the processing chain and stakeholders would discuss the issues and challenges and measures which could drive growth of MMF based industry.

As part of the Conclave, a Business Session will be held on ‘Emerging Trends in Manmade Fibre Technology’. This session will discuss the latest technologies, fibre/filament innovations, changing technology, changing applications, and also issues related to fibre demand and long term opportunities.

Speakers and participants are being invited from all major countries involved in manmade fibres. Around 300 leading entrepreneurs associated with Manmade Textile Fibres from India are expected to participate in this Conclave.

At MMF Textile Conclave issues ranging from raw material to international trade in Manmade Fibre based products will be discussed and experts would make detailed presentations on MMF specific topics.

MMF Textile Conclave will be held on 17th March 2015 in Hotel Westin, Goregaon (East) Mumbai. Considering the importance of this conference, all are invited to attend the Conclave. There is no participation fee to attend the Conclave but participation will be regulated by registration.