Dushanbe, 03.02.2016. (NIAT “Khovar”). — Five Tajik spinning companies: “HIMA-Textile”, “Olim Textile”, “Resandai Tojikiston RBT”, “Tenta-Kulyab” and “Vahdat Textile” continue a good tradition of the Tajikistan participation at the annual International Istanbul Yarn Fair, to be held on February 4-6, 2016.

The fifth appearance of the Tajik textile companies in this leading specialized exhibition, which attracts a large number of buyers and visitors from the region, is made possible by the ITC project funded by the Government of Switzerland within its Trade Cooperation Program (TCP) in Tajikistan.

The International Istanbul Yarn Fair acts as a meeting point for more than 40,000 visitors and more than 200 creative and innovative exhibitors from around 70 countries. The exhibition displays cotton yarn, textile machinery, fabrics, animal yarn, textile pigment, clothing, textile products, fibres yarns & threads and much more.

The fair is an excellent opportunity for the Tajik spinning companies to show and promote their products to a wide range of buyers from numerous countries. Tajik participants believe that participation at this fair will open up new opportunities for them. Mr. Ilhomjon Mirzoev, Head of “Vahdat Textile” LLC noted: “I believe that participation at this fair will be very useful and beneficial for us. The fair gives us a good opportunity to establish direct business linkages and partnerships with potential clients and to diversify our orders. We will also gain a lot of useful information about modern equipment and machinery”.

In order to improve capacities of the Tajik textile and clothing enterprises in product development and marketing, ITC helps companies to prepare for marketing missions and trade fair participations. ITC believes that participation in international trade fairs provides good opportunities for the project beneficiary companies to exhibit their products, meet potential buyers and establish new business linkages and partnerships, obtain information on existing and new markets, competitors and learn more about global market requirements.