As an important logistics hub and business hub, service center and financial center in the world, Singapore, with its unique geographical advantages, has become a key bridge linking the textile and garment industry in the Asia-Pacific region to the global market. On November 13, Singapore once again attracted the attention of the world, more than 300 textile and garment industry experts from around the world went to the "Lion City", opening an industrial feast of textile and garment industry chain and value chain innovation and construction, and opening a new curtain of linking global industries.

On November 13, the Expo and Summit Forum of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Textile and Apparel Supply Chain Expo and Summit Forum were held at the same time at the Singapore Sands Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Sun Ruizhe, President of China Textile Industry Federation, Xu Yingxin, Vice President of China Textile Industry Federation and President of Textile Industry Branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Liang Pengcheng, Vice President of China Textile Industry Federation and Executive Vice President of Textile Industry Branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Albert Tan, President of ASEAN Textile Industry Federation, ITMF Secretary General ChristianSchindler, IAF President Cem Altan, Singapore Fashion Council President Sharon Lim, as well as President of all ASEAN national industry associations, MP Singapore Pte LTD Vice President Yip Shuffen, Executive Director of the Exhibition and Conference Experience Development Division of the Singapore Tourism Board, Guests including Jonas Wand, CEO and co-founder of Foursourse, attended the forum.

The forum brought together representatives of leading textile and garment supply chain companies, international buyers, fashion buyers, industry experts, scholars and policies from 24 countries and regions, including Singapore, Belgium, Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Portugal, the Netherlands, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, China and Bangladesh The makers and quality service providers in various fields offer suggestions and suggestions to jointly build a flexible, flexible and sustainable textile and garment supply chain system. At the same time, it focuses on industrial security development, cooperation trend research and judgment, supply chain integration capabilities, regional investment needs, cutting-edge technology applications, B2C+B2B cross-border e-commerce new foreign trade, finance and taxation, legal, logistics and other industrial chain links, and builds an industry supply chain win-win cooperation ecosystem.

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