Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers & Exporters Association (PRGMEA) is now organizing the 18th Textile Asia International 2017 Exhibition, after the success of Textile Asia Event in the past during Textile Asia 2015 and 2016 event in Lahore
Chairman of PRGMEA said the association is staging this event third time in Lahore in collaboration with Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan to promote Pakistani Textile Industry to other Asian countries.
More than 50,000 traders and company executives are expected to visit the event this year. On top of that, more than 600 foreign delegates are also participating in this event.
This year’s exhibition theme is very important, The advantages of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) for the textile industry of both countries. The platform will provide effective collaborations to SME’s in the textile industry of Pakistan, the SME’s in the sector can make strong partnerships with other businesses for long-term sustainable growth.
PRGMEA vice chairman, Jawad A Chaudhry said that the three-day event is the Pakistan’s biggest trade show in this category, B2B, Value added Textile, Garments, Embroidery, Digital printing Machines, Chemicals, and Allied Services are the major products to be showcased in the event.
The three-day Textile Asia International Exhibition 2017 to be held from September 16 to 18, 2017 at Expo Centre Lahore.
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