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Vietnam wants India to move forward in textile

vietnam-textile-industryVietnam wants cooperation from India in their advancement in textile sector. Since India has strength in textile technology and Vietnam is dependent on feed stock for its textile industry from many countries, they could mutually benefit by co-operation, says the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI). On this, Vo Tan Thanh, director of VCCI’s HCM City chapter said that the garment and textile sector happened to be the country’s second largest export earner last year after increasing by 17 per cent to US$ 27.5 billion. Yet, the sector relied heavily on imported raw materials, he averred at the India Textile Machinery Exhibition (IMTE 2016).

The sector urgently needs to invest in technologies to produce its own raw materials so that it can benefit from the FTAs, especially the TPP, he said. India, the second largest garment and textile producer in the world, has advanced technologies and equipment at competitive prices, offering Vietnamese firms a good choice, he added.

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