Textiles Ministry & ICRIER Sign MoU for evidence-based policy research in the textile & apparel sector

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The Indian Textile Ministry and the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

This MoU will leverage ICRIER’s technical expertise to provide research support, textile data strengthening, data-driven analysis for policy formulation within India’s textile and apparel sector.

“The agreement was signed by Akhilesh Kumar, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Textiles and Dr. Shekhar Aiyar, Director & Chief Executive (ICRIER),” PIB reported.

The partnership underscores the Government’s commitment to formulating data-driven and analytically robust textile sector policies, which remains a vital contributor to the nation’s manufacturing output, exports, and employment.

Bhargav Pathak
Bhargav Pathakhttps://textilesresources.com
With a passion for the textile, apparel, and fashion industry, I embarked on a journey fueled by education from NIFT Gandhinagar and affiliation with NDBI at NID Ahmedabad. Since 2006, I've contributed to various corporate ventures, specializing in B2B, B2C, SaaS, and AI products within the textile domain. In July 2023, I launched TextilesResources.com, a knowledge hub offering the latest news, articles, and soon-to-come features like interviews and a trade fair calendar. Grateful for the growing community, we've recently introduced a Business Directory for enhanced visibility. Join us on LinkedIn and stay connected with the ever-evolving textile landscape!

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