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Workshops on Italian textile machinery

By May 1, 20152 Mins Read
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Among the emerging markets for textile machinery, Vietnam is one of the most promising one. The heading target for the local authorities is to raise Vietnam up to the leading textile and apparel export countries. Then there are strong reasons to forecast a further growth of sector in the next years and a development of new investments to upgrade the technology used by local firms. Italian companies are eager to cooperate in this process thanks to the long tradition of partnership with Vietnamese textile companies too.

Vietnam?s textile sector is already one of the most valuable buyers of Italian textile machine technology among Asian markets. Over 2014, Italy exported 30 million euros? worth of textile machinery to Vietnam, confirming the growth trend in recent few years.

In order to strengthen the links between Italian textile technology providers and the local textile operators ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers, and the Italian Trade Agency will hold two workshops on Italian textile technology in Vietnam. The workshops will occur in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, from April 14-17, 2015.

During these workshops the following Italian companies will introduce their updated technologies to Vietnamese textile operators: Bianco, Corino, Fadis, Laip, Mei, Roj.

The workshop is part of a promotional programme that ACIMIT and Italian Trade Agency have been realizing for many years. It includes also some incoming missions of textile Vietnamese operators in Italy and the participation of Italian companies to the local trade shows.

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