Conferences & Events

NTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON APPAREL AND HOME TEXTILES (ICAHT) – 2019 7TH SEPTEMBER 2019 CONFERENCE THEME: CREATION OF TEN MILLION JOBS IN APPAREL SECTOR – DOUBLE THE INDUSTRY’S SIZE AND ANOTHER TEN MILLION JOBS WILL BE CREATED ORGANIZED BY: OKHLA GARMENT AND TEXTILE CLUSTER (OGTC) AND APPAREL EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL (AEPC) CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS India is one

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON APPAREL AND HOME TEXTILES 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018 CONFERENCE THEME: CREATION OF TEN MILLION JOBS IN APPAREL SECTOR DOUBLE THE INDUSTRY’S SIZE AND ANOTHER TEN MILLION JOBS WILL BE CREATED ORGANIZED BY: AEPC & OGTC   CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Apparel manufacturing industry in India today is witnessing a sea change amid several impacting factors – domestic

13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON APPAREL AND HOME TEXTILES ICAHT – 2015 11th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles (ICAHT) – 2017 9TH SEPTEMBER 2017 THEME: PEOPLE, PURPOSE & PASSION: THE PATHWAY TO SUCCESS Organized by- Okhla Garment and Textile Cluster (OGTC) CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Apparel manufacturing industry in India today is witnessing a sea change

OGTC Conference ICAHT – 2015 11th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles 31th October 2015 India Habitat Centre – New Delhi Theme: Commitment to Excellence OGTC organized 11th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles on 31st October 2015 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. 354 Delegates from Industry, Academics & Research Institute attended

OGTC Conference ICAHT – 2014 10th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles 19th & 20th September 2014 India Habitat Centre – New Delhi Theme: Commitment to Excellence The 10th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles was organized by Okhla Garment Textile Cluster (OGTC). It is a two day annual event that was inaugurated

INAUGURAL & AWARD FUNCTION REPORT The 9thInternational Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles was organized by Okhla Garment Textile Cluster (OGTC). It is a two day annual event which was inaugurated on 20th September and concluded on 21st September at India Habitat Center, Lodhi Road, Delhi. This year conference theme was “Creative Thinking.” The Inaugural & Award

The 8th International Conference on Apparel & Home Textiles was held on 21st and 22nd September at the India Habitat Centre, Delhi. The theme of the conference was “The New Excellence”. The conference was a good amalgam of workshops and presentations, drawing about 450 delegates from different parts of the country. The event was attended

The 6th international conference on Apparel and Home Textiles ICAHT-10 themed ‘The DIFFERENTIATING EDGE.’ held under the aegis of Okhla Garment and Textiles Cluster (OGTC) concluded successfully on Saturday 25th September 2010, with the intent of managing better – people, processes and technology to aid the progress of Indian garment and textile industries. The conference

There is an urgent need for improving export infrastructure, lowering transaction costs and neutralising the impact of direct and indirect taxes There is an urgent need to develop new markets and garment industry specific assistance is extremely critical It is estimated that in totality Indian goods are more than 20 % costlier than some of

Conference Inauguration ICAHT 08 was held in the backdrop of great global economic turmoil. Inaugural function of ICAHT 08 was presided over by Hon’ble Minister of State for Textiles, Mr. E.V.K.S Elangovan. Dr. J. N. Singh, Jt. Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, as guest of honour, Anju Bhalla, Deputy Secy, Ministry of Women and Child Development

Inauguration A galaxy of garment industry owners, CEO’s, industry professionals, academicians, representatives from industry associations, researchers, consultants, service providers, final year and post graduate students etc. numbering 305 attended ICAHT 07 . Mr. Ajay Shankar IAS, Secretary IPP, Ministry of Commerce and Industry was the chief guest and Mr. J.N. Singh IAS, Textile Commissioner &

Recommendations In the quota free market India faces a huge uphill task. We should not take our market for granted. Our competitors are inching to take us over and if drastic improvements are not brought into our textile industry immediately then India may be a loser in the long run . Most important challenges are