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Gujarat and Daegu Discuss Textile Industry Cooperation and Investment

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A high-level delegation from Gujarat visited Daegu, South Korea, on January 1, 2026, to participate in the Gujarat-Korea Textile Industry Cooperation Roundtable at the Korea Textile Development Institute. During the meeting, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi stated that Gujarat covers the entire textile value chain, from cotton fields to global markets, noting that Gujarat accounts for nearly 65% of India's denim production and about one-third of its man-made fibre production. The discussion aimed to combine South Korea's expertise in advanced technologies with Gujarat's manufacturing capabilities.

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The cooperation aims to bring a 'new revolution to the global textile industry' by integrating advanced Korean innovation with Gujarat's integrated supply chain. The initiative also highlighted the PM MITRA Park in Navsari, which will consolidate the entire textile ecosystem, providing a platform for Korean companies.

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Who's involved

  • GujaratState of India participating in the cooperation roundtable regarding textile industry investment.
  • DaeguSouth Korean city hosting the textile industry cooperation roundtable.
  • Korea Textile Development InstituteInstitute hosting the Gujarat-Korea Textile Industry Cooperation Roundtable.

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  1. Ahmedabad contributed denim to Gujarat's textile identity while exploring industry collaboration and investment with Daegu.Sub-event
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