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Certainly! Egypt's textile industry has been making significant strides in exports, quality, and sustainability. Let's explore the key points: 1. **Cotton Quality**: - **Egyptian cotton** is renowned for its exceptional quality. It is generally **handpicked** to avoid mixing mature and immature plants. - The longer the cotton fiber (staple), the better the textile quality. Egyptian cotton's **length and brightness** contribute to its superiority. 2. **Export Potential**: - Egypt exports **long staple (LS) and extra-long staple (ELS) cotton**, as well as garments and finished fabrics. - The country's excellent transport links to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East make it an ideal location for the textile industry. - Free trade agreements with Europe (EFTA), the Arab world (Agadir), the United States (Qualifying Industrial Zones), and Africa (COMESA) enhance Egypt's export capabilities. 3. **Global Supply Chain Diversification**: - Egypt stands to benefit from the trend of **global supply chain diversification** away from China. - Factors such as a large labor force, relatively low wages, and planned improvements in transport infrastructure create room for **significant growth** in textile and apparel manufacturing. - Tunisia and Jordan also see gains in this sector. 4. **Sustainable Development**: - Collaborative efforts between Egypt and Italy aim to promote **inclusive and sustainable development** of the textile industry. - Emphasis is placed on economic and social inclusiveness, involving vulnerable groups (poor, women, youth, rural communities). - Efforts to preserve the quality and sustainability of Egyptian cotton strengthen its competitiveness in national and international markets. In summary, Egypt's textile exports are on the rise, driven by quality improvements, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to sustainability. 🌿🌎👕 If you interested in Egyptian Textile contact me via: Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: 2 01118906715 #textile #exports #egypt #import #trade

As Uzbekistan's textile industry celebrates its 120th anniversary, it's worth noting the remarkable transformation it has undergone. From primarily exporting cotton to becoming a major consumer of its own cotton, Uzbekistan has emerged as a textile hub in Central Asia. Uzbekistan's textile value chain has evolved significantly, with a focus on investing in new machinery and processes to offer a broader range of products to global customers. Membership in the International Federation of the Textile Industry (ITMF) has been instrumental in the industry's success, enabling it to meet global standards and engage with international partners. Engaging with international organizations has facilitated Uzbekistan's transition to an internationally competitive and acceptable textile supplier. The industry is now meeting relevant criteria and standards, positioning itself as a reliable supplier to international brands and retailers. Uzbekistan aims to diversify its product offering by expanding the use of man-made fibers and engaging with new customers and markets. The future development trends focus on positioning Uzbekistan as a supplier of quality textile products that meet the demands of international brands and retailers, including sustainable production and the use of recycled fibers. Uzbekistan's journey to becoming a leading player in the global textile industry is a testament to its rapid adaptation to international standards and its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the market. #TextileIndustry #Uzbekistan #GlobalTrade #SustainableProduction #UzbekTextiles #CentralAsiaFashion #GlobalTextileHub #TextileInnovation #ITMFMember #SustainableTextiles #InternationalStandards #ManMadeFibers #TextileDiversification #RecycledFibers #TextileModernization #UzbekistanTrade #FashionForwardUzbekistan #TextilePartnerships #UzbekistanManufacturing #QualityTextiles #TextileDevelopment #UzbekistanExport #TextileLeadership #GreenTextiles

Morocco's textile industry is thriving post-Covid! In 2022, exports soared to $4.25B, making it Europe's eighth-largest supplier. #Morocco #GlobalGrowth #Aladdin365 #TextileNetworking #ConnectingProfessionals #TextileIndustry #Networking #Platform #GlobalConnections #Innovation #Community #inspire #Empower #growth #industryupdates #textile

#UNIDO supports #Uzbekistan in modernizing its textile and garment industry, focusing on sustainable transformation, innovative advancements, digitalization and branding. Uzbekistan’s textile and garment industry is among the country’s most rapidly expanding economic sectors. By 2027, Uzbekistan's annual textile exports are forecasted to reach $10 billion, positioning the nation as a regional textile hub and bolstering exports of finished goods. Read more👉https://lnkd.in/dvWZvme5