Ministry of textilesGoVernMent of inDiA

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Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, inDiA

First ever mega trade eventfor the entire textiles VAlue chAin to position textiles inDiA As An AnnuAl eVent AlonGsiDe MAjor GlobAl trADe eVents

inDiA is one of the few countries in the worlD with the coMplete textiles supply chAin- spinninG, weAVinG, knittinG, processinG AnD GArMentinG

NARENDRA MODIhon. prime Minister

inauguraL BY hon’ble priMe Minister of inDiA

narendra modi

venueMahatma Mandir and exhibition Grounds, Gandhinagar, inDiA

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on 30th june, 2017

on 2nd july, 2017

smriti ZuBin irani aJaY tamtaMinister of textiles Minister of state for textiles

Valedictory to be chaired by UNION FINANCE MINISTER

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to connect AnD collAborAte with GlobAl MAnufActurers, inVestors AnD buyers

to explore opportunities AnD strenGths of textiles AnD AppArel MAnufActurinG in inDiA for GlobAl inVestors

whytextiles inDiA2017

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B2B & B2g meetings

2500 internAtionAl buyers

1000+ internAtionAl & DoMestic exhibitors

15,000 DoMestic Visitors

Key elementsmain ConFerenCeto be chaired by union Ministers

theMes

country sessions

stAte sessions

rounD tAbles sectorAl seMinArs

• india as a Global sourcing hub and an investment destination

• exploring growth potential of technical textiles

• Productivity and product diversification challenges for natural fibres

• skilling requirements in high Value chain in the textiles sector

• carving a niche market world over for indian handcrafted Goods

• Potential for growth of Man made fibre in India

• partner country sessions

• round tables

• signing of Mous

33 round tables to address key issues across all segments in the value chain and the unorganised sector.

• presentations by partner states

• signing of Mous

sasmira: water less textile processing technology

iit Bombay and nid: 3 D printing

tWiCs/iLFs: Zero liquid discharge systems

ProPosed themes for the roundtablesunesCo: silk routes – revival of silk exports

iit Kharagpur, CsB with their Counterpart organization in China: potential of silk bye products for commercial use and r&D on silk niFt: trends in colors and designs

CePC, Jaipur rug academy: exploring new export markets, technology for the designing, promotion and marketing of handmade carpets

Wra: exploring innovations through Design and application in industrial products

indian Woolen mills Federation/ indian institute of Carpet technology /HP Woolfed, shimla: productivity and marketing constraints in wool sector

Calcutta university/iJt: jute based Municipal waste Management technology

iit Kanpur atira: Use of flexible electronic in communication system or Composites in space technology.

nitra/Wadia institute of Himalayan geology, gB Pant national institute of Himalayan environment: Commercial production of plant fibre of Himalayan foothills

aePC: capacity building in readymade Garment, Made ups and MMf

niFt: size india

Cmai: robotics and Manufacturing

diPP start up /stand up india: women entrepreneurship development

WeF: young entrepreneurs

iiFt: potential for exports

invest india: ease of Doing business

CriJaF and international natural Fiber organisation, netherlands: sustainability of jute and Allied natural fibers

iJma and JPdePC: jute exports penetration of new markets

iJira in association with the premier institute/ agency in Bangladesh: research in innovative use of jute including non-wovens and composites

ministry of tribal affairs and nid: tribal weaves of india

Cmai: Market linkages with retail chains

nHdC, iBeF: branding and quality assurance

unesCo and Crafts Council of india: revival of endangered crafts

sandHi team, iit Kanpur and CaPart: technology and handicrafts

aiaCa: branding

itta in association with international organizations on technical textiles: scope of technical textiles in Meditech

Leading industry in sportech: potential for sportech in india

Bis: standards in technical textiles

sasmira: nanotechnology for technical textiles

silk

cArpets

wool

r&D

rMG AnD MADe ups

skills

exports

jute

hAnDlooMs

brAnDinG

processinG

hAnDicrAfts

technicAl textiles

maHatma mandir,Gandhinagar

inauguration by hon’ble prime Minister of india

opening of international exhibition

fashion shows

programme schedule

international exhibition

country sessions

state sessions

fashion shows

international exhibition

b2b, b2G & G2G Meetings

sectoral seminars

Valedictory session

roundtables by industry Associations/ councils/ institutions

b2b, b2G & G2G Meetings

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Main entry/exit Gate

Vip entry/exit Gate

Vehicular entry/exit

service entry/exit Gate

eXHiBition

showcasing rich heritage and modern diversifi ed products in handlooms, Handicraft s, Jute, Silk, cott on, Wool and mmf

Manufacturing capability in the organised Sector

125,000 sq. meters

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30 1 2 An international conference & exhibition

Pavilions

u.k., usA, Germany, japan, china, south korea, turkey, Australia,

AseAn, biMstec

showsfAshion shows on

30th (Inaugural Day) theMAtic shows on

1st july (Day 2)

partner states: Assam, Andhra pradesh, jharkhand special focus state: karnataka

Dedicated Sector Specific Theme Pavilions

pavilions of focus countries/regions

pavilions of partner/special focus state/focus states

factsheet on inDiAn textilesfibre

fAbric AppArel

yArn• 2nd largest fibre producer in the world (9 mn tonnes of fibre production in 2015-16)

• 2nd largest producing in silk and MMF

• One of the major producers of wool

• Biggest installed weaving capacity in

the world with more than 4.9 mn looms

including 2.4 mn handlooms

• Fabric production approx. 66 bn sq.

meters in 2015-16

• Diverse fabric mix with focus on cotton

based products

• Garment production for exports estimated at 3400 mn

pieces annually and for domestic market at 5600 mn

pieces annually

• 12.9 mn workers employed out of which

70% are women

• 2nd largest installed spindle and rotor capacity in the

world with more than 52 mn spindles and approx.

8,70,000 routers

• Spun yarn production approx. 5700 mn kg in 2015-16

• Filament year production approx. 1200 mn kg in 2015-16

textile & aPParel exPorts

Presence of Skilled Workforce

enabling Policy frameWork

Total export at US$ 40 billion in 2015-16

2nd position in global textile exports (6% share)

5th position in apparel exports

Over 45 million people employed directly.

Potential to employ another 3.5 million people by 2022

Improved Ease of Doing Business. Simplification and

rationalization of rules, use of information technology

to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in G2B interface.

A promising destination for fDi. 100% fDi allowed

under the automatic route

share in t & a exPorts

fabric

Apparel

home textile

handicraft

fibre

filament

yarn

others

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