itma 2027

GEPA focused on supporting Ghana’s textile exports!

The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) is committed to support Ghana’s textile industry.

While substantiating on the same, Madam Afua Asabea Asare, CEO, GEPA, said “The sector has enough potential to be ranked amongst the best within the exports sector.”

She said this at a recent conference where she was promoting the ITME Africa 2020 event, which is supposed to take place in Ethiopia next February.

Madam Asare said that country’s textile and apparel sector employed a large segment of working population and therefore needs attention and GEPA will put all efforts to see the industry gets all the required support.

She added that ITME Africa 2020, organised by India-based ITME Society, is an ideal platform for Ghana’s apparel and textile workers to learn and enhance their carft and trade.

Urging the Ghanian firms to attend the event, Hari Shankar, Chairman, India ITME Society, said that the fair would strengthen the textile manufacturing sector in Africa, by facilitating exchange of knowledge among countries and people.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
AMEC AMETEX
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Related News

Côte d’Ivoire Signs China Textile Partnership to Boost Local Cotton Processing

A new agreement between CCA-K and CCPIT-TEX aims to...

Türkiye’s Textile Exports to Tunisia Rise as African Trade Gains Momentum

Turkish exports to Tunisia increased by 9.9% to $720.4...

Climate Change Puts Africa’s Cotton and Textile Ambitions Under Pressure

Africa’s ambitions to expand its textile and apparel manufacturing...

African Buyers Turn to Milano Fashion&Jewels for Premium Made in Italy Collections

Kenyan Retailers See Strong Growth Potential for Italian Fashion,...

Top 10 Leather Companies in Ethiopia: Leading Manufacturers and Brands

Ethiopia has one of Africa’s most distinctive leather industries,...

Global Islamic Clothing Market to Reach $153.6 Billion by 2033

The global Islamic clothing market is projected to grow...

AfDB Invests €200 Million in Morocco’s Future Workforce

The African Development Bank Group has approved €200 million...

Africa’s Cotton Industry Holds Key to Millions of Textile Jobs, Experts Say

Africa's cotton industry could become one of the continent's...

Ghana Seeks Benin Cotton Supply to Restart Volta Star Textiles

Ghana is negotiating a cotton supply agreement with Benin...

Ghana Selects Strategic Investor to Revive Volta Star Textiles

The Government of Ghana has announced the selection of...

KNUST Professor Calls for Stronger Ghana Textile Policy

A leading textile expert has called for major policy...

Cotton made in Africa Receives Top “Excellent” Rating from Germany’s Siegelklarheit Platform

Cotton made in Africa has received the highest possible...