A delegation of Tajikistan textile and clothing companies took part in a three-day leading international textiles and apparel trade fair Textillegprom.
For the seventh time the International Trade Center (ITC) organized participation of Tajik companies at this largest specialized industry event in the Russian Federation.
According to ITC Tajikistan, this year the following companies from Tajikistan had the unique opportunity to expand their foreign export markets: HIMA-Textile (yarn); Maftuna (clothes for women and kids); Nafisa (socks); Nassoji Khujand (fabric, clothes for men, women and kids), Nohid (knitwear, men and women underwear); Mehrovar” (uniform, garments), Olim Textile (yarn, raw cotton fabric); RBT Resandai Tojikistion (yarn); and Vahdat-Textile (socks and dyed yarn).
The visit and the fair participation of the above-mentioned companies were organized under the ITC Tajikistan project funded by the government of Switzerland within its Trade Cooperation Program (TCP) in Tajikistan.
Textillegprom, also called the Federal Trade Fair for Textile and Light Industry Goods and Equipment, is held twice a year and serves as a meeting place for around 2,000 trade and industrial companies. More than 37,000 wholesale buyers and industry experts visit the fair, where over 2,500 companies showcase their innovative products in the total display area of over 65,000 square meters.
The exhibition reportedly attracts exhibitors and buyers from all regions of the Russian Federation, giving a complete picture of the Russian market, thus it is an excellent opportunity for Tajik textile and clothing companies to show and promote their products to a wide range of buyers – sales agents, primarily wholesalers and retailers – from Russia and other countries, to establish direct business contacts with potential clients and to diversify their orders. Russia is one of the main and attractive markets for Tajikistan’s textile exports due to its size and volume, tight economic relationships, geographical closeness, relatively favorable market entry conditions and existing cultural links with Tajikistan. (News.tj/Business World Magazine)
