Archive · 23 Nov 2025
India Boosts Textile, Sericulture Ties with Georgia
India's textile ministry went to Georgia to work together on making and selling silk and other textiles.
They showed off a new kind of silk scarf and talked about how to trade more and work together on research.
This helps both countries and shows India's important role in the world of textiles.
India's textile ministry delegation visited Georgia to strengthen cooperation in sericulture, textiles, and apparel.
Delegation participated in 11th BACSA International Conference, highlighting India's silk leadership.
India showcased innovative '5-in-1 Silk Stole' and explored bilateral trade and research opportunities.
Meetings with Georgian officials focused on improving market access and expanding trade in textiles and apparel.
Visit marks progress in India's textile diplomacy and global role.
- Who
- India's Ministry of Textiles delegation led by P Sivakumar
- What
- Strengthened textile, sericulture cooperation with Georgia
- When
- 17-21 November 2025
- Where
- Georgia
- Why
- To boost bilateral trade, promote industry collaborations, and explore joint research in sericulture
- Conference
- 11th BACSA International Conference - CULTUSERI 2025
- Innovative Product
- 5-in-1 Silk Stole
- Key Georgian Institutions Visited
- Universities, sericulture labs, textile companies, apparel manufacturers, carpet traders, GCCI
- Key Outcomes
- Strengthened cooperation, showcased innovation, identified new trade avenues, created partnership pathways
