The textile and carpet industry in Iran faces obstacles to growth due to limitations in technology and knowledge. Despite its historical significance and potential, this sector struggles with outdated machinery, insufficient access to modern technology, and a lack of skilled workforce.
These challenges hinder the industry’s competitiveness in both domestic and international markets. To overcome these hurdles and unleash its full potential, Iran’s textile and carpet sector requires investments in modernizing technology, enhancing knowledge transfer, and fostering a skilled workforce capable of leveraging advanced manufacturing techniques.
