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Advance technology vital for textile sector growth

byCT Report
26/03/2018
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SIALKOT: Federal Secretary for Textile Division, Ministry of Commerce and Textile, Hassan Iqbal has said advance technology is vital for fast growth and expansion of textile sector in Pakistan.

He was speaking at an ‘Interactive Session of Business Community’ at ‘PRGMEA House’ here Monday under the auspices of Pakistan Ready-made Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association. Central Chairman PRGMEA Ejaz A Khokhar presided over the session. A large number of textile and garments exporters also attended the event.

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The secretary urged exporters to ensure early diversification of their traditional to non-traditional export products with competitive prices to compete in the international market. Ejaz A Khokhar highlighted the issues and problems being faced by the textile and garments sector in Pakistan.

 

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