ROME: Iran has historically been a primary trading partner for Italy’s textile machinery industry. Although international sanctions have blocked the flow of textile machinery exports to Iran, it is hoped that the recent nuclear agreement may pave the way toward a competitive relaunching of the local textile industry.
To consolidate its presence in Iran, ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers, will participate in the Italian trade mission from 28-30 November.
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