Myanmar is all set to host the second international exhibition and conference Myanmar Gar-Tex 2018 expo to meet the needs of enterprises who want to catch the opportunities of emerging Myanmar market in Textile & Garment industry. The exhibition promises great chances for business cooperation, networking, potential market entry, as well as for exchanging useful information and innovative ideas.
It is expected to welcome more than 80 exhibitors worldwide and approximately 3,500 trade visitors. It will also serve as an ideal platform for international brands to enter the Myanmar textile and garment industry market, provide businesses and trade development opportunities for enterprise participating in the exhibition, creating a platform that brings domestic and international enterprises in the textile and garment related industries together for business cooperation, exchanging information, as well as catching up the new and advanced technology and products from around the world such as Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Japan, India, Pakistan, and Myanmar.
Myanmar Gar-Tex Expo 2018 will be a great chance for local and international enterprises to set up business network among decision makers and professionals in the industry. The show also includes attractive seminars about the growth of the industry, the government support policy for international investors or special import and export policy on textile and garment industry, the current situation and future opportunity of textile and garment sector as well as how to start a business in Myanmar by invited keynote speakers from the countries.
Minh Vi Exhibition and Advertisement Services Co., Ltd (VEAS), with the support of Myanmar Ministry of Industry, Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association and Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association, Myanmar Textile Manufacturers Association, Textile Engineer Association and Smart Myanmar, will organize the garment and textile exhibition.
Myanmar Gar-Tex Expo 2018 will take place from March 28 to 30, 2018 at Rose Garden hotel in Yangon, Myanmar.
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