Columbia Textile And Garment Industry Will Enhance Business Cooperation Between Europe And America

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< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > Columbia < /a > textile and garment industry has 100 years of production history.

At present, the output value of Columbia's textile and garment industry accounts for 9% of the national industrial output value, creating 600 thousand job opportunities directly and indirectly.

Textile and garment exports account for more than 30% of Columbia's textile and clothing output, accounting for 15% of non-traditional exports.

Major textile and garment products include cotton, fiber, yarn, yarn, knitted and plain woven fabrics and their garments.

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< p > Columbia textile > a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > clothing > /a > industry is aiming to enhance its export share in the 27 EU Member States and strive to establish new business relations with these countries.

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< p > according to Mr. Carlos Eduardo Botera, President of Columbia fashion and Export Association, the goal of Columbia textile and garment industry in 2013 is very clear, that is, to enhance commerce and trade with EU countries.

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Mr. P > Carlos Eduardo Botera has announced a set of figures earlier in the Colombiatex of the Americas: Columbia's textile and garment industry exports to the EU accounts for only 3% of its total exports in the global market.

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< p > he pointed out that the government of Columbia should act on the one hand, by drawing up some commercial preferential policies to attract foreign investors, on the other hand, efforts should be made to foster domestic enterprises and make them more competitive in the international market.

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< p > indeed, Columbia's a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile > /a > and garment industry must also constantly improve their sense of innovation and ability, and update knowledge and technology instantly, so that they can adapt themselves to high value-added and small ecological market.

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< p > however, the EU ambassador to Columbia, Ms. MariaWilhelminaJosephaAntoniavanGool, has expressed an optimistic view. According to her introduction, the EU has become Columbia's second largest trading partner, second only to the United States.

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< p > "from 2000 onwards, the export volume of Columbia's textile and garment industry to the EU has increased by 11.4% annually, up to an astonishing 45.8% in 2011."

Maria Wilhelmina Josepha Antoniavan Gool adds.

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< p > in other words, Colombiatex of the Americas is a trade exhibition featuring clothing and imports, garments, home textiles, machinery and equipment.

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