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Textile And Clothing Seminars And Fairs Held In Southern Africa

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Textile And Clothing Fair In Africa

Southern Africa region

Textile and clothing

Discussion and

Exhibition

Held in Mao, southern African countries

textile industry

Research and promotion institutions,

production

and

Sales enterprise

Representatives, representatives from European and American clients, representatives from Mao foreign affairs agencies, etc.

Blair, Minister of Mao diplomacy, regional integration and international trade

The opening ceremony

It said that the seminar will help countries to deepen exchanges in the field of textile industry, expand consensus and fully explore the development potential of Southern Africa's textile industry, and jointly seek opportunities for development.

He stressed that in the future, the European and American markets will remain the outlet for textile stability in Africa, and countries should continue to dig deep into Europe and the United States.

market

In addition, textile operators should set up innovative ideas, research and develop new products, and achieve high added value by increasing the sales price of each textile product; in addition, strengthening regional cooperation in textile industry, all countries should seek common ground while reserving differences, seek common development, and enhance the overall competitiveness of the regional textile industry.

He said that Mao did not object to extending the scope of the implementation of AGOA preferential market access provisions to other underdeveloped countries in other regions, but should abide by the premise of not damaging the vested interests of the member states of the treaty.

In the speech, Mr. Gopal, the association of wool exporters, stressed that the AGOA clause has an important role and influence on the development of African textile industry. On behalf of all countries, it once again made a request to the representative of the United States Embassy in Mao to extend the term of "third country yarn".

Troy, acting in charge of the US embassy, said that the current international trade environment is complex and changeable. The southern African countries should strive to establish a good image of the high quality textile supplier countries so as to maintain their international competitiveness.