March 4, Mumbai: On the second day of the Global Textile Technology and Engineering Show (GTTES 2025), the Indian International Textile Machinery Exhibitions Society (India ITME Society) presents a number of interesting and educational programs at the Bombay Exhibition.
Centre, Mumbai’s Goregaon (East). The three-day event, which takes place from February 21 to 23, is a significant occasion for India’s textile industry. It started with traditional lamp lighting, showcasing technological advancements and encouraging international collaboration in the textile machinery sector.
The second day started with the Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. Investment Summit in the B2B Pavilion, which highlighted Chhattisgarh’s potential as a major player in the textile industry and aimed to draw investments and commercial prospects. textile sector. A number of meetings involving representatives from both domestic and foreign countries were held at the Pavilion, offering an excellent setting for networking, collaboration, and the formation of new partnerships. In terms of giving local and international stakeholders a forum for interaction, the event was a great success in raising awareness of India’s textile equipment sector worldwide.
Ms. Diksha Purohit, Principal Consultant, CSIDC, Mr. Praveen Shukla, Additional Director, Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation Limited, and other distinguished members of the Chhattisgarh State Industrial Corporation Development graced the session. CSIDC Principal Consultant Gurjeet Bhatia.
Mr. Ketan Sanghvi, Chairman and member of the steering committee of the India International Textile Machinery Exhibitions, opened the second day of the event by saying, “Given the State’s new Industrial Development Policy 2024-2030′s recent announcement, we feel this This event will give you a great opportunity to connect your vision with Chhattisgarh’s vibrant ecosystem and open doors to cooperation and progress.I hope the session offers fresh perspectives on technological innovations and crafts as well as the outlook for India’s ascent in the textile machinery market.I have no doubt that this session will serve as a foundation for the expansion of the textile industry and provide a wealth of information in the areas of strategy and policy creation.
With exports totalling $35.9 billion over 24 years, or 2.3% of India’s GDP, the textile industry is one of the major drivers of Chhattisgarh’s economy, according to Praveen Shukla, Additional Director, Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation Limited.
GDP and 10.5% of exports from the country. As a power surplus state, Chhattisgarh supplies electricity to 13 other states and offers enterprises a steady supply of electricity, which is essential for the expansion of industry. With expanding exports of cotton, silk, and synthetic textiles as well as a planned textile park in Jangir Champa, it is poised to become the textile centre of the future. With over 1,400 DPIT-registered businesses and over 25,000 MSMEs, Chhattisgarh is cultivating a flourishing entrepreneurial ecosystem.
A number of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) involving prominent industry participants, including the Asian Arab Chamber of Commerce, were also inked by the B2B Pavilion. The MOUs were significant partnerships that would foster textile industry innovation and advancement.
The Asian Arab Chamber of Commerce’s Honorary Trade Commissioner, Murtuza Shabbir Arsiwala, stated: “We operate extensively in the Middle East and Asia, and we have so far been successful in growing bilateral trade, import-export, as well as helping businesses on both sides when it comes to international investments. Although I haven’t worked in the apparel industry, textiles are constantly on the agenda whether I travel to a new country or lead a group. I am therefore excited to collaborate with your organisation.
In a collaborative effort by Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation, Textile Committee, HSNC, C4C SBI Foundation, and TISSER, the event also featured numerous educational sessions and activities on significant industry concerns with a focus on post-consumer With an emphasis on environmentally friendly practices, Textile Recycling promotes and preserves traditional crafts while supporting more than 200 artisan cultures in more than 25 Indian states.
The Recycled, Upcycled & Sustainable Fashion Art & Fashion Show, which was organised by artists and paid homage to the amazing artistry and fusion of cultures, brought the event’s second day to a close by presenting creative solutions to the issues of textile waste and promoting sustainability. across the textile and fashion sectors.
The B2B Pavilion served as a hub for business dealings, a place where industry professionals could connect, look for joint ventures, and discuss potential future developments in the textile sector. The Pavilion was bustling with activity, fostering a sense of collaboration among stakeholders in the industry.
In the quest for future textile technology and engineering, the Global Textile Technology & Engineering Show (GTTES 2025) continues to be a significant gathering that brings together titans of the industry, trailblazers, and enthusiasts. Day 2 has been exciting, filled with a variety of thought-provoking activities and opportunities for collaboration.