Texworld exhibition sees 36 Pakistani companies participating

Texworld a major international exhibition which brings together the key players where fashion is made and trends are set worldwide. At the 41st edition of Texworld fair running in Paris, thirty six Pakistani companies are participating.

The participates includes some of the major Pakistani textile groups/exporters like Nishat Mills, Kohinoor, Sapphire, Liberty Textiles, Kamal Limited, Masood Textiles and Lucky Textiles in the exhibition.

The participation by Pakistani would greatly help in giving an impetus to the exports of textile products to the European markets.

The Ambassador of Pakistan to France Moin ul Haque visited the Pakistan Pavilion established at the four-day Texworld fair in Paris on Tuesday where Pakistan’s high quality and value added textile products where showcased to attract buyers and visitors.

The ambassador also met each exhibitor individually and thanked them for their participation which would help introducing Pakistan’s diverse textile products and would also provide much needed boost to the Pakistan’s textile exports to the lucrative European market.

The ambassador appreciated the variety of high end fabrics, cotton wears, jeans and which meet the taste and preferences of European clients.

The Texworld is held twice every year, a valuable and efficient gateway for international textile manufacturers and professionals from the textile and fashion industry to the European market for international textile manufacturers.

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