IGATEX PAKISTAN, the country’s premier Garment, Textile & Digital Printing Machinery and Accessories Exhibition, concluded on a high note at the Expo Centre Lahore. Organised by Fakt Exhibitions (Pvt.) Ltd., this four-day extravaganza showcased a diverse array of innovative technologies and cutting-edge solutions, drawing participation from leading industry players worldwide.
Distinguished dignitaries, including Mr Zaki Aijaz, Regional Chairman of The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry, H.E. Mr Ladislav Steinhübel, Ambassador of the Czech Republic, and Dr Salvatore Parano – Trade Commissioner of Italy, also attended the event, reaffirming its importance on the international stage.
In tandem with the exhibition, the IGATEX PAKISTAN Conference convened industry stakeholders and thought leaders to delve into key insights, explore innovative solutions, and foster collaborations in sustainability and technological advancement within the textile industry.
IGATEX PAKISTAN stands as a beacon of progress and innovation, illuminating the textile industry’s advancement path over its remarkable 22-year journey. “As we reached the resounding success of IGATEX PAKISTAN 2024, I am deeply grateful for the unwavering support and enthusiasm from stakeholders across the globe. This year’s exhibition showcases the latest industry trends and embodies our collective commitment to propel Pakistan’s textile sector towards a brighter future,” said Saleem Khan Tanoli, CEO of Fakt Exhibitions (Pvt.) Ltd. “By fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration, IGATEX PAKISTAN continues to catalyse transformative change, driving economic growth and prosperity. Together, we will continue to chart new frontiers, shaping a thriving textile industry that contributes significantly to Pakistan’s economy and enhances our nation’s global standing,” he maintained, during his remarks at the closing ceremony.
This year’s edition of IGATEX PAKISTAN witnessed an unprecedented gathering, with a notable attendance of more than XX individuals. The event hosted over 500 companies representing 30 countries, including Austria, Belgium, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, the UK, and the USA. These global participants showcased their latest innovations and solutions, all geared towards revolutionising the textile landscape.
Additionally, the exhibition facilitated collective business transactions amounting to Rs —- Million, underscoring its significance as a platform for fostering international collaboration and driving economic growth within the industry.