Bangladesh Textile Journal participates at intex South Asia 2023 as media partner
BTJ Desk Report
23/06/2023
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Bangladesh Textile Journal, pioneer textile magazine from Bangladesh, is participating at the 11th intex International Textile Sourcing Show of South Asia (22-23-24) June 2023.

Bangladesh Textile Journal set its stall at the Hall 2 D16 of the (ICCB) International Convention City Bashundhara.
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