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Spain and Africa in Textile Collaboration: AMEC AMTEX’s Strategic Role in the Continent’s Industrial Future

As Africa rapidly emerges as one of the world’s rising hubs for textile production, the importance of global partnerships and technology transfer becomes more critical than ever. In this context, Spain’s AMEC AMTEX—a leading association representing Spanish textile machinery manufacturers—stands out as a key strategic partner for textile producers and policymakers across the African continent.

About AMEC AMTEX

AMEC AMTEX represents the most innovative and export-oriented Spanish companies in the textile machinery sector. With a deep focus on internationalization, sustainability, and technology, the association empowers its members to expand globally—especially in emerging regions like Africa.

AMEC AMTEX member companies are active in spinning, weaving, dyeing, digital printing, finishing, and recycling. Many of them offer cutting-edge technologies designed to meet the pressing challenges African factories face, including sustainability, efficiency, and modernization.

Spain and Africa: A Growing Textile Partnership with AMEC AMTEX

Why Africa Matters

Africa’s youthful workforce, supportive government policies, growing domestic demand, and access to global markets (e.g., through AfCFTA) have positioned the continent as a prime destination for textile investment.

Yet many African textile factories still struggle with aging equipment, low productivity, limited technical expertise, and environmental issues. This is where AMEC AMTEX can make a meaningful impact—by providing advanced technologies, expert consultation, and long-term technical support.

Opportunities for Collaboration Between Spain and Africa

  • Technology transfer and workforce training for modern textile machinery
  • Joint exhibitions and industrial tours to connect Spanish innovation with African demand
  • Local service centers and representative offices in countries like Egypt, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Senegal
  • Strategic partnerships with African textile associations to co-develop industrial initiatives

A Word from Alejandro Gallego

Alejandro Gallego, Director of the Textile Technology Unit at AMEC AMTEX, emphasizes:

“The global experience of Spanish textile companies is built on walking alongside factories and solving their real challenges. We believe African manufacturers—like those anywhere in the world—face unique but solvable problems, whether it’s improving productivity or launching new products. At AMEC AMTEX, we are committed to being on the ground, not prescribing from afar. We tailor solutions to real needs. We believe in mutual learning, innovation sharing, and hands-on support. The future of this industry, particularly in Africa, is full of opportunity—and we say to every textile professional: Be brave. Change is coming, but change brings growth.”

Conclusion

Collaboration between AMEC AMTEX and the African textile industry is a win-win equation. Spanish companies gain access to high-potential markets, while African producers acquire the tools and expertise needed to become competitive global players.

In an era where sustainability, smart manufacturing, and productivity define success, such collaborations offer a bright future for Africa’s textile landscape.

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