KARACHI: Senior Minister for Local Government and Housing Saeed Ghani has emphasised the need to modernise the country’s textile and garment sector to stay competitive in the global market.

Inaugurating the 23rd edition of IGATEX Pakistan at the Karachi Expo Centre on Thursday, the minister hoped this three-day exhibition would help upgrade the textile and garment industry with the latest technologies.

The minister highlighted the participation of 700 foreign delegates and over 450 local and international companies in this expo, showcasing innovation and strengthening Pakistan’s role in the global textile supply chain.

Published in Dawn, April 25th, 2025

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