"Fashion and textile - 2007" the Fourth Central Asian international exhibition has opened at UzExpoCentre in Tashkent, a report by Jahon news agency said.

ITE Uzbekistan International Exhibition Company and I.T.E. Exhibition & Conferences Ltd Company (Great Britain) jointly with the Ministry of Economy, Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Investments and Trade of Uzbekistan, State Demonopolization Committee, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Uzbekengilsanoat (Uzbek light industry) state joint-stock company and Tashkent city municipality organized the event.

At the opening of the ceremony the participants have said that the favorable investment environment, which is now created in the country serve as an important factor to further expand the commercial and economic relations with foreign states, attract to the field the cutting-edge machinery, and integrate it into the world economy.

A number of textile enterprises supplied with the modern equipments and technologies are now operating in Uzbekistan. The goods produced at them are in high demand not only in domestic, but also in foreign markets. The goods from the Uzbek national and modern fabric are distinguished with their high quality. They are made of natural raw, comfortable and correspond to the needs of the time.

"Our enterprise is specialized in production of the knitted wear", the fashion designer at Muruvvat Teks enterprise Aziza Bobojonova said. "The clothing for women, men and children, and other textile goods are exported to Russia, Germany, Netherlands, Austria and Turkey".

Almost 30 firms and companies from about 20 countries, including Uzbekistan, Russia, Germany, Italy, France, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Belarus, Poland and Turkey present their products and services at the traditional exhibition, which is already held since 2004.

 The exhibition has an important significance to broadly present the products by native and foreign textile enterprises, exchange experience, conclude commercial treaties and agreements on cooperation, as well as expand multilateral ties.

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