Pakistani fabric companies to participate at Istanbul Fashion conference

Pakistan’s twelve leading companies dealing in fabric lead by Central Chairman of All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Tariq Saud would be a part of the delegation sponsored by DS-Concept to participate in 8th Istanbul Fashion Conference and B2B meetings to take place on October 14 and 15 in Istanbul.

Around 100 Turkish buyers are lined up to be part of the Istanbul Fashion Conference sponsored by DS-Concept. Country Head and CEO of DS-Concept Pakistan liaison office, Syed Qaseem Hussain Jaffri said that Pakistan expects millions of dollars business from this activity as profiles of top textile companies of Pakistan has been already sent to Turkish trading partners and buyers.

Turkish buyers who would make garments will purchase Pakistan’s fabric and make garments for exporting to European Union.

DS-Concept is a German trade finance company with operation spread over 40 countries. It helps exporters find potential buyers and insures the proceeds. It saves the importer from the fatigue and liquidity pressure of opening letter of credit (L/C), instead he gets instant cash from DS-Concept, said its Country Head. Syed Qaseem Hussain Jaffri said.

DS-Concept has also sponsored 20 brands of EU.

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