HCM City to host in’l garment and textile industry exhibition

September 23, 2024 - 14:14

The event, which will gather over 380 exhibitors from 12 countries and territories around the world, will feature the latest technological advancements in fabrics, yarns and accessories.

A view of VTG 2022. — VNA/VNS Photo

HÀ NỘI — The Vietnam International Garment and Textile Industry Exhibition - VTG 2024 will take place in HCM City from September 25 – 28.

The event, which will gather over 380 exhibitors from 12 countries and territories around the world, will feature the latest technological advancements in fabrics, yarns and accessories, while also showcasing textile solutions, machinery for footwear production and computerised sewing machines.

It will focus on promoting digital transformation in footwear production and environmentally friendly dyeing solutions to help Vietnam's textile industry meet the stringent EU/ ESG standards.

The event will include seminars on technological advancements and automation, along with global supply chain integration. Việt Nam’s economic outlook for the footwear industry will also be a key topic for discussion, as are strategies to improve the value of the textile and garment industry through high-impact fabric supply chains.

The exhibition is jointly co-organised by the Vietnam National Trade Fair and Advertising JSC (Vinexad) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Yorkers Trade & Marketing Service Co., Ltd., the Guangdong Sewing Equipment Chamber of Commerce, the Guangdong Shoes-making Machinery Association, and the Paper Communication Exhibition Services.

VTG 2024 will take place in parallel with the Vietnam International Textile and Apparel Accessories Exhibition (VITATEX), the Vietnam International Dyeing & Chemical Industry Exhibition (DYECHEM) and the Vietnam International Footwear Machinery and Material 2024 (VFM). — VNS

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