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Textiles Summit 2026 Ends with Growth-Focused Roadmap

By Editorial Team 👁 16
Textiles Summit 2026 Ends with Growth-Focused Roadmap

The Ministry of Textiles successfully concluded the two-day Textiles Summit 2026 on June 24, bringing together representatives from state governments, industry leaders, and academia to chart the future course of India's textile sector.

In his concluding address, Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh called for a proactive approach toward implementing district and state-level textile development plans. He stressed the importance of aligning products with market demand, enhancing value addition, adhering to sustainability and environmental standards, and leveraging Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) to strengthen India's position in global markets.

The minister also highlighted the need to focus on niche and high-value textile products to drive growth, exports, and competitiveness. The summit served as a key platform for collaboration between policymakers, industry stakeholders, and academic institutions, reinforcing the government's commitment to transforming India into a global textile powerhouse.

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