The Eurasian Textile Yarn Exhibition Will Be Held In Istanbul Next Year.

Turkey is the tenth largest in the world.

In the supplier country, textiles occupy an important proportion in their national economy.

The Eurasian yarn exhibition will be held in Istanbul TUYAP Exhibition Center from February 5th to February 8th. The exhibition will be hosted by Istanbul TUYAP Convention and exhibition company.

It will build an exchange and trade platform for textile partners from all over the world.

Exhibition brief:

Scope of exhibition: machinery and accessories: spinning machines, shuttle looms, knitting machines, hosiery machines, embroidery machines and spare parts.

Textile chemicals: dyes, pigments, textile chemicals...

Fiber and yarn: cotton, silk, wool, linen, spandex, Tencel, polyester cotton, polyester, acetic acid, nylon, polyester sticky...

Pavilion facilities: 60000 square meters indoor area; 10 exhibition pavilions; 3500 parking spaces; 7 restaurants; 11 private conference rooms.

Past review

Exhibitors: there are about 683 companies from 33 countries (Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czech, France, Germany, Holland, Hongkong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Iran, Italy, Japan, North Korea, Malaysia, China, Russia, Singapore, Korea, Spain, Switzerland, China, China, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States)

Audience: 22266 people, 81% of Turkey's domestic audience are from Istanbul, 19% come from other cities, and international audiences come from 64 countries and regions, such as the United States, Germany, Argentina, Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, the United Arab Emirates, Belgium, Belarus, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Algeria, Czech, China, Armenia, Armenia, France, South Africa, France, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Japan, Canada, Korea, Hungary, Egypt, China, Portugal, Russia, China, Greece and so on.

97% of the audience said they would continue to visit the next exhibition.

Market advantage:

Turkey has a unique geographical position and is closely related to the Balkans, Caucasus, CIS and the Middle East countries, making it one of the most prosperous trade centers in the world.

Businessmen from the Middle East and Central Asian countries are very easy to visas in Turkey, and Turkey has a low business cost for businessmen in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

Turkey's textile industry has made great contributions to the country's economy.

Industrial exports amounted to US $15 billion and imports amounted to US $6 billion.

Textiles such as fiber, yarn and cloth account for a large share of imported products.

Textile exports amounted to nearly US $4 billion 800 million in 2005.

EU countries are Turkey textiles.

The traditional market.

Turkey is the sixth largest cotton producer in the world with output of 900 thousand tons.

Transportation from Turkey to major European countries takes only 6-11 days.

Turkey

Attention should be paid to total quality management.

Most textile companies are certified by ISO9001 or ISO9002.

Since 1995, azo compounds that may be carcinogenic have been banned.

Turkey has a customs union with the European Union.

Turkey takes the market as the guide and attaches importance to the establishment of free trade zones and industrial free zones.

At present, there are 19 free zones in operation.