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Egyptian Textile & Clothing Technology Centre (TCTC) signed a contract with the Industrial Modernization Programme (IMC) in Egypt

On November 18th 2003, the Egyptian Textile and Clothing Centre and the Industrial Modernization Programme in Egypt signed the contract for upgrading and modernization project of 100 Egyptian Textile and Apparel companies with a total budget of € 5 Million. The contract was signed from Mr. Urling, the CEO of Werner…

The Egyptian Textile & Clothing Technology Center (TCTC) was founded on 29th of October 2002. The main activities of the Textile & Clothing Technology Center Company, are:
- Technical Consultancy
- Technology and Know-How Transfer
- Product Development and Innovation
- Restructuring and Rehabilitation of Enterprises
- Marketing
- E-Commerce / B2B Developments
- Total Quality Management
- Testing
- Inspection
- Certification
- Modernization
- Benchmarking
- Business to Business
- Information Technology & Related aspects
- Technical Training
- Business Mergers & Acquisitions
The above mentioned services are offered to any of the following Textile sectors:
- Spinning
- Weaving
- Non-Woven
- Industrial Textiles
- Dying
- Finishing
- Printing
- Apparel (knitted and woven)
- Electronic and Automatic Control
- Engineering and Maintenance
The Industrial Modernization Centre (IMC), is the execution body of the Industrial Modernization Programme (IMP) in Egypt, an initiation of the Egyptian Government with the support of the European Union. Since its establishment, the IMC in Egypt, is helping eligible, privately owned SMEs to modernise and upgrade their manufacturing and management skills and help them gain access to new markets. It promotes the importance of better quality in production to manufacturing companies and help create effective Quality Assurance schemes. It also helps to develop various institutions, to be able to better lend support to SMEs.

From the Egytex news archive, first published on 18 November 2003. Figures and names are as reported at the time.

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