Bangladesh Textile Journal is perticipating in 14th INTEX Textile Sourcing Fair as Media Partner. Visit us at ICCB, HALL 1, BOOTH M-3
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29/05/2024
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Bangladesh Textile Journal is participating in 14th The Premier International Textiles Sourcing Show
30 May – 31 May – 1 June 2024
HALL 1, BOOTH M-3
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