Logo of Phnom Penh Post newspaper Phnom Penh Post - Maiden Leathertech Cambodia trade fair to connect global industry players

Maiden Leathertech Cambodia trade fair to connect global industry players

Content image - Phnom Penh Post
The footwear and leather goods sector is seen to be one of the growth drivers.

Maiden Leathertech Cambodia trade fair to connect global industry players

India-based ASK Trade and Exhibitions Pvt Ltd, a leading exhibition company is organising the first-ever international technology tradeshow for the travel goods and footwear manufacturers and exporters in the Kingdom, titled Leathertech Cambodia 2019.

The trade fair will be held at Diamond Island Convention and Exhibition Centre, Phnom Penh between November 15 and 17.

H.E. Sam Sereirath, Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce, Okhna Van Sou Ieng, chairman, Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC), H.E. Nguon Mengtech, director-general, Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, Okhna Ly Kunthai, chairman, Cambodia Footwear Association will be the dignitaries at the inauguration function to be held at 10 am at the convention centre on Friday.

Cambodia is drawing the world’s attention as a fast emerging exporting destination for travel goods and footwear.

Organised with an objective to bring the global suppliers closer to the doorsteps of the production clusters, Leathertech Cambodia 2019 after seven successful editions in Bangladesh is all geared to make its debut in Cambodia.

Content image - Phnom Penh Post
Buyers can source from a variety of leather, machinery, components, accessories and chemicals on display at the event.

Fifty exhibitors from different countries will showcase a wide range of exhibits such as finished leather, components, machinery, accessories for the benefit of manufacturers of all kinds of footwear, wallets, bags, luggage, furniture and car seats, among others.

Cambodia has grown significantly over the years in the exports of footwear and travel goods and in recent times is attracting investments into this sector.

Technology is an important area which has to be addressed constantly to face global competition.

A tradeshow close to the production hub will help the shopfloor personnel to visit and understand new technology in action and gain knowledge about new innovations, components, accessories and finished leather and chemicals on display.

Content image - Phnom Penh Post
Saleem : Tradeshows act as a bridge.

“We have been organizing similar show in Bangladesh for the past 7 years. Inspired by our participants and growing footwear and travelgoods sector we are organizing Leathertech at Cambodia and the response has been encouraging.

“We believe the sector is in the growth curve and is poised to scale newer heights. Trade shows always act as a bridge between end users and suppliers by providing an opportunity for one-to-one interaction and providing multiple sourcing options.

“This is a good a opportunity for all the stakeholders be it the shop floor technician, mid level managers or top management to meet, interact and network,” said Saleem B., director of ASK Trade and Exhibitions Pvt Ltd.

Organisers hope that top and middle management as well as the shopfloor personnel visit this tradeshow and benefit.

The tradeshow supported by Cambodia Footwear Association and targetted at the members of GMAC, will be open between 10am to 6pm and entry is free.

For more information visit www.leathertechcambodia.com or mail [email protected]

Visit and source from a diverse range of Leather & Chemicals, Footwear Machinery & Components, Accessories & Support Services such as : Natural & Synthetic Leather used in Footwear, Bags, Wallets, Belts, Luggage, Furniture, Car Seats. Machinery used in the manufacturing of Footwear & Travelgoods, Components used in Footwear and Drums, Shoe factory lean production system, Leather testing certification, Knitted Fabrics, Laminated Fabrics, Coated Fabrics, Fur Linings, All kinds of Decoration Materials, Show Buckles and CAD CAM Software

Content image - Phnom Penh Post
Buyers can source from a variety of leather, machinery, components, accessories and chemicals on display at the event.

Content image - Phnom Penh Post

MOST VIEWED

  • Five-year-old Hanuman dances his way into hearts of Cambodia

    A young talent from a new-established settlement has emerged, captivating the online world with his mesmerising performances of the traditional Cambodian monkey dance. Roeun Kakada is a five-year-old prodigy who has taken the social media sphere by storm with his exceptional dance skills and dedication

  • Fresh Covid warnings as Thai hospital fills

    A senior health official reminds the public to remain vigilant, as neighbouring countries experience an increase in Covid-19 cases, with the latest surge appearing to be a result of the Omicron XBB.1.5 sub-variant. Or Vandine, secretary of state and spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health,

  • Honda shutters Siem Reap football club

    Japanese football legend Keisuke Honda, the owner of Siem Reap football club Soltilo Angkor FC, has been forced to shut the club down, after it failed to attract sponsorship for the upcoming season. Honda, the former manager of the Cambodia men's national football team, said

  • Hun Sen warns of regional tensions

    ASIA is becoming a dangerous geopolitical hotspot, with several countries announcing that they intend to send naval vessels towards Southeast Asia and on to the South China Sea, warned Prime Minister Hun Sen. “Heated geopolitical issues can easily escalate, namely to war. I am not

  • PM declares ASEAN Para Games open

    The 12th ASEAN Para Games officially kicked off on the evening of June 3 at Morodok Techo National Stadium in Phnom Penh, with a spectacular opening ceremony featuring fireworks and performances by some of the Kingdom’s most accomplished talents. Tens of thousands of sports fans

  • Waterway job still pending for Kampot tourism port’s opening

    The search is still on for a contractor to expand and deepen the Kampot International Tourism Port’s waterway and deliver additional enhancements allowing safe access for larger vessels, nearly a year after the main construction work on the 4.25ha site was completed on June 30, 2022.