Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Rizwan Saeed Shaikh, inaugurated the Pakistani stalls at the exhibition


NEW YORK (APP): Six leading Pakistani textile companies are showcasing a diverse range of apparel and fabrics manufactured in Pakistan at the Texworld 2025 Summer Show in New York City.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Rizwan Saeed Shaikh, inaugurated the Pakistani stalls at the exhibition. He was accompanied by the Consul General of Pakistan in New York, Aamer Ahmed Atozai, and the Trade and Investment Counsellor, Adnan Awan,
Texworld NYC, the largest textile and apparel sourcing trade show on the U.S. East Coast, serves as a key platform connecting global textile manufacturers, sustainable fabric suppliers, and buyers from across the American market.
Held biannually in New York City, the event brings together hundreds of international exhibitors to promote innovation, ethical sourcing, and cutting-edge solutions in the textile and garment industry.
In his remarks on the occasion, Ambassador Shaikh commended the participating companies for their efforts and urged them to maintain strong representation at such events.
He highlighted Pakistan’s globally recognized textile sector, emphasizing its vital role in driving exports and earning foreign exchange for the country.

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