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 Mr. Joerg Bauersachs, Technical Director, Cotton   enunciated by Mr. Georg Dieners, General Secretary,
 Council International engaged the audience in his   OEKO-TEX® Association, Switzerland. A highly
 Happenings  Spinning. The presentation was conducted virtually   Fashion Industry” by Prof Dr. Tanveer Hussain, Rector,   Happenings
 anticipated monologue “Post-Pandemic Textile &
 demonstration on The Barriers to Profitability in
 from Thailand.
 National Textile University, Faisalabad influenced the
 audience to the core. He discussed how the regional
 textile industry was affected by the pandemic and
 Mr. Zarwan Saleem addressed the attendees on the
 first intelligent card TC 19i by Trützschler’s. In his
 gave well-established projections about the future.
 discourse light was thrown on the conformity of the
 discussion including , Dr. Christian Schindler (Director
 product with the Textile industry. Later in the event, a   After his inspiring presentation, he held another panel
 Panel discussion was conducted among renowned   General, International Textile Manufacturers
 experts in their respective fields. Participants for the   Federation-ITMF), Mr. Anees M Khawaja (Mahmood
 first Panel were Ms. Stephanie Thiers Ratcliffe (C.C.I),   Group of Companies), Mr. Holger Fischer (Euro Centra
 Ms. Tara Luckman (C.C.l), Mr. Joachim Hensch   Ltd., Germany) and Mr. Paolo Budroni (Five styles,
 (Joachim Hensch Consulting), Mr. Hamed K Latif (Tti   Italy), Mr. Khalid Mahmood (Master Textile Mills) and
 Testing), and Mr. Adil Ghani (Nishat Mills). All   Ms. Masooma Zaidi (Interloop Limited).
 participants exchanged views on the importance of
 sustainability in Textiles. The whole discussion was   The conference was concluded with a speech by the
 moderated by Mr. Usman Ghani (TexCraft Solutions).  Chief Guest, Ms. Aalia Hamza Malik, Federal
 Parliamentary Secretary for Commerce, followed by a
 Ms. Susan Rainton from the University of Leeds, United
 Kingdom gave a virtual presentation on “Future   vote of thanks by Mr. Yousaf Fareed (TEXtalks and
 Fashion Factory and its collaboration with Fashion   Inspiring Change Conference organizer). The
 The current pandemic situation has caused   and find solutions for the Pakistani textile industry.   and Textile Industry.” Her dynamic approach   graceful awards were distributed by Ms. Aalia Hamza
 widespread economic uncertainty all over the world.   Over 200 top industry leaders, CEOs, analysts, and   Pakistan Textile Mills Association also participated as   activities globally. Dr. Gary Adams, President & CEO,   captivated the audience from beginning to end. “The   Malik and Mr. Rahim Nasir. The auspicious day
 For Pakistan, industries must cope with changing   stakeholders attended the conference physically   Guest of Honor. The program started with Mr. Mazhar   National Cotton Council of America gave a precise   Future of Certifications in Textile Paradigm” was   ended with a networking dinner.
 circumstances, including the textile industry.   while more than 50 joined virtually via Zoom.  Mirza (CCI Representative, Pakistan) address to the   presentation on US Cotton Trust Protocol which was
 Focusing COVID scenario, the third edition of the   audience with his welcoming remarks and gave a   widely appreciated by the present and online
 Inspiring Change Conference was held by TEXtalks   Ms. Aalia Hamza Malik (Parliamentary Secretary for   brief introduction to Cotton Council International   audience. Keeping the momentum of the program
 at Pearl Continental Hotel Lahore on September 18,   Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan)
 2020. The conference was with an aim to gather   honored the event with her presence as the Chief
 global solution providers on one platform to discuss   Guest. Mr. Rahim Nasir Chairman North APTMA – All






































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