India Will Carry Out Similar Leather Industry Projects In South Africa.

According to the latest report,

In addition to expanding its leather projects in Ethiopia, CentralLeatherResearchInstitute CLRI will also carry out similar leather industry projects in Botswana, South Africa, and hopes for Africa in the future.

India has been in operation since September of this year.

The project has invested 24 million 400 thousand rupees and the second phase of 1 million 800 thousand US dollars is being applied. Other African countries also expect India to set up a leather garden in their country.

BChandrasekaran, chief scientist of the Institute of human and organizational resource development (CentreforHuman&OrganisationalResourcesDevelopment), said BChandrasekaran has applied for the second phase of the project, and the feasibility report on South Africa and Botswana is also under review.

He also said that this is the largest project undertaken by the Institute overseas.

As the market has shifted to Asia and Latin America, the main tanning research institutes in Europe have been closed.

The central Leather Research Institute of India is first-rate in terms of manpower and research ability, so there will be so many countries and research institutes to cooperate.

The project was originally derived from the request of the Ethiopia government and hoped that the institute could help its tannery industry upgrade.

For India,

Industry occupies an important position in the national economic development. India not only has abundant labor resources, but also provides abundant raw materials for the leather industry.