Business Recorder
KARACHI: Pakistan’s textile sector demonstrated outstanding performance at the Techtextil and Texprocess 2026 exhibitions held in Frankfurt, Germany, successfully capturing the attention of international buyers. Pakistan’s participation was characterized by deep buyer interest in its products, active engagement, and a growing international reputation. The event brought together over 1,700 exhibitors from 54 countries, reflecting the depth and diversity of the global textile industry. From established manufacturers to emerging players, participants presented new developments and practical solutions that highlighted steady industry growth and adaptability. Thousands of trade visitors, including buyers, industry professionals, and decision-makers, attended the exhibitions and actively interacted with exhibitors these engagements created valuable opportunities for networking, sourcing, and future business partnerships. The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) led a national pavilion featuring Sadaqat Limited, Haroon Fabrics, JK Spinning, and Ahmed Fine Weaving. Independent exhibitors, including Artistic Milliners, H Nizam Din & Sons, Master Textile, Sapphire Finishing, Nishat, Pakwinz International, and M Bilal Textiles, further strengthened Pakistan’s presence with a diverse product range. Mohd Noman Qadir, Export Manager at Pakwinz International, said the fair was highly productive, with strong orders from European buyers. He added that their presence in Germany aims to explore advanced technologies and European developments to help boost exports and support economic growth back home. Raheel Walani, Senior Manager Sales & Marketing at Art Mill said that the fair was very successful. The flow of visitors was strong, and they attracted buyers from many countries. He added that the company secured excellent business opportunities during the event. Pakistan’s continued participation and positive response at Techtextil & Texprocess reinforce its position as a trusted and competitive sourcing destination in the global textile industry. Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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