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The 7th Textile Sourcing Meet’ 23 will be held on the 20-21 May in Dhaka

Desk Report: Textile Sourcing Meet’ 23 is a grand curated Networking cum Sourcing Show co-hosted by SOWTEX (B2B marketplace for fashion & textile, digitizing Sourcing of Materials, Stocks & Vendors connecting users to different regions across Borders) in Joint Association with Fashion Export Fraternity led by Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association BGMEA, Bangladesh Garment Executives Association (BGEA) and Confederation of Indian Textile Industries(CITI).

It is an endeavor to facilitate Deepen Engagement & Integrate the Textile Value Chain between India & Bangladesh through Panel Interactions with top delegates, Networking & Business Growth Sessions, Product development displays & Trend Forecasting.

The Event will be showcasing 35 + Top Textile Companies in Fabric, Trims & Yarn Categories from India with their product development capabilities along with their USP’s based on Trends & Innovation to Fashion buyers & Manufacturers looking for Sourcing Quality, Sustainable & Innovative materials for international markets.

This one-of-its-kind event is scheduled for 20th and 21th May 2023at the prestigious ICCB in the capital and will be exclusively open to Senior dignitaries, foreign diplomats, Fashion Buyers, Business Owners (members of BGMEA, BKGEA, BGEA, BGBA, BTMA, FBCCI & BKMEA) Senior designers & Sourcing heads.

Textile Focus and Denim Focus will be the media partner this event.

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