Being held from February 13-15, 2025, at the Cairo International Convention Centre in Nasr City, the 76th edition of Egypt’s leading clothing and textile exhibition, Cairo Fashion & Tex features 750 Egyptian and international brands.
The event is being held under the guidance of the Ministries of Industry and Investment and showcases the latest industry trends and innovations. Organized by Pyramids Groups for International Exhibitions and Conferences, the exhibition is supported by the Ready-Made Garments and Textile Chamber It is Egypt’s largest fashion and textile industry event and attracts over 30,000 visitors annually.
Cairo Fashion & Tex provides a valuable opportunity to Egyptian companies to showcase their products while staying updated on global market trends, emphasizes Mohamed El-Sherif, Chairperson, Pyramids Group. The exhibition plays a vital role in fostering collaboration among companies, facilitating trade, and securing export and investment deals, he highlights.
According to El-Sherif, this year’s event has drawn significant participation from exhibitors representing Egypt, Turkey, China, Germany, Italy, and other countries. He expects the number of export deals secured by Egyptian companies to increase to approximately $200 million from the $60 million in agreements signed during the previous edition.
Pyramids Group also plans to launch several upcoming exhibitions in 2024, including Egy Fashion in April, which will feature over 500 brands and attract 1,500 international buyers, and Syria Fashion & Tex, set to be held in Syria at the end of August.
Mohamed Atef, Director, Pyramids Group, notes, the strong participation of exhibitors, visitors, and international buyers reflects their growing confidence in Egypt’s textile industry. The company successfully coordinated the attendance of a 1,000-member international buyers’ delegation from Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen, he confirms.
The exhibition will boost Egypt’s textile and apparel exports, thus positioning the country as a regional hub for the industry, with over 30,000 local and international visitors expected to attend the event, Atef affirms.
