Morocco international fabric and yarn fair 2019
International Exhibition of fabric and yarn manufacturers and suppliers focusing on Morocco textile and garment industry
 
Exhibition date: November 13-16, 2019
 
Venue: Casablanca International Exhibition Center, Morocco
 
Exhibition cycle: once a year
 
Free registration for professional business visitors
 
Minimum booth area: 9 square meters
 
Total booth: 300
Exhibition Overview
CEMS global USA's international fabric and yarn exhibition series

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Through cooperation with netex exhibitions USA, CEMS global USA is pleased to announce that it will hold the 2019 Morocco international fabric and yarn exhibition in Casablanca International Exhibition Center, Morocco, from November 13 to 16, 2019, so as to enter the African continent.
Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and economic center. Morocco is a leading regional power and one of the most developed countries in Africa, integrating Berber, African, Arab and European cultures. Because of its strategic position close to Europe, Morocco is able to adapt to its cultural diversity under a stable and politically inclusive system. Morocco is located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, and has built a bridge for trade with West African countries.
In recent years, the income of textile industry has increased steadily. Some clothing buyers and dealers in Europe have adjusted their purchasing strategies from Asia to surrounding markets such as Morocco, Turkey or Tunisia. With its friendly business environment, special economic zones and industrial parks, Morocco has attracted a lot of foreign investment while striving to increase industrial production.
Morocco's textile and apparel industry grew 4% last year, with Spain still its largest market. In 2017, the country's exports reached 35.5 billion Moroccan dirhams ($7.3 billion). France is the second largest market. Morocco's garment industry operates about 1600 factories and contributes 27% of the country's jobs. The country's textile industry has a considerable share of the economy, and garment production has become increasingly important in recent years due to Morocco's superior geographical location and competitive labor force.
Most of the textiles sold in Europe are from Asian countries such as China, Bangladesh or Vietnam. But new producers have begun to emerge in recent years, and Morocco is becoming more and more important. Morocco has become the third largest textile producer in Europe, and its factories have some advantages over Asian competitors.
Morocco's textile industry will achieve strong growth in the next few years, which is due to the active action of the government, focusing on the development of the textile industry, doubling employment opportunities in the garment industry and further expanding exports.
Morocco is recognized as a leader in the field of fast fashion due to its long-term cooperation with the world's largest vertical fast fashion brands and retailers. One of Morocco's main competitive advantages is its proximity to Europe, which enables it to respond quickly to the latest trends.
In 2019, Morocco international fabric and yarn exhibition will become the largest one-stop market in Morocco's textile industry and display the latest fabrics and trends. More than 300 exhibitors from all over the world will display the latest yarn, fabric, decoration and accessories, which can be used in clothing, accessories, industrial applications and other applications. The exhibition will show all kinds of textile products adopting the latest technology and set up a new definition of intelligent fabric to meet the growing demand of buyers.
Why Morocco?
The kingdom of Morocco, located in the northern tip of Africa and only 14 kilometers away from Spain in the Strait of Gibraltar, is a regional and international hub, benefiting from its advantageous geographical location at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, and a very important business hub between Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
Morocco has deepened its economic and security cooperation with the European Union, the Gulf States and China.
Morocco is the most politically and economically stable country in North Africa, according to the Oxford Business Group's 2018 report. As the business hub of the European Union and most African countries, Morocco has international competitiveness in the fields of textile production, automobile, electronics, aviation, agricultural industrial processing and offshore outsourcing services. Morocco is an attractive manufacturing center, according to the report.
Morocco has established a solid network of international trade agreements, including free trade agreements with Canada, the United States and Turkey, and is a member of the European Free Trade Association. The EU accounted for 58.9% of Morocco's total trade in 2016. In 2016, trade between the EU and Morocco reached 34.6 billion euros.
One advantage of Morocco is its proximity to Europe, the other is the relatively low cost of wages and the ability and cleverness of its employees, mostly women.
Morocco is considered a developing country by international standards. According to Euromonitor's forecast, Morocco's economy will continue to develop in the short and medium term, with a compound annual growth rate of 5.7% before and after 2020. This growth is mainly driven by domestic demand, and Morocco's economic performance will continue to improve as the government takes a series of policy measures to improve the business environment, focus on expanding the middle class and improve competitiveness.
Morocco has strengthened its economic ties with its trade partners, which has also led to a large amount of investment flowing into its ports and logistics infrastructure, especially the establishment of the free trade area and the port of Tangier Med, further enhancing Morocco's competitiveness in Africa.
Trade agreements with the Persian Gulf, Mediterranean and African countries, the United States and the European Union established Morocco as a trade hub. Morocco now has tax-free access to a market of 55 countries, representing more than one billion consumers and 60% of the world's GDP.

Scope of exhibits
Various cotton / synthetic woven and knitted fabrics, denim, natural fabrics (woven / knitted), functional fabrics, dyed fabrics, printed fabrics, silk, linen, yarn, fibers, fancy finishing, home textiles, CAD / CAM and e-commerce, coated artificial fur, artificial leather, embroidered fabrics, original grey fabrics
Accessories: hanger, computer and label system, embroidery, lace, label, zipper, button, button, pad, shoulder pad, lining, webbing
Support services, consultants, related industry publications and portals

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