Authority Agencies
The exhibition is hosted by Department of Commerce of Zhejiang Province, CCCT, co-organized by www.tnc.com.cn,www.qfc.cn,Shaoxing Yifang Convention & Exhibition Co., Ltd ,Creation Strength Co.,Ltd. and organized by Myanmar China National Garment Association,Zhejiang China Textile City Group Co., Ltd,Zhejiang Samexpo Exhibition&Convention Holdings CO.,LTD, supporting agencied by yanmar Yangon Provincial Government,Textile Bureau of Ministry of Industry of Myanmar,Ministry of Hotel and Tourism of Myanmar,Myanmar Garment Industry Association ,Association for communication and cooperation between Myanma and China , Keqiao District Bureau of Commerce,Myanmar Chinese Chamber of Commerce ,Myanmar China Mainland Hong Kong and Macao Association, to make sure the conduction and promotion of the exhibition.
High fiscal
subsidy
This project has been listed as a key overseas exhibition project by the Ministry of Commerce. The government will pay fiscal subsidies. Enterprises only need to pay a small part of the booth rates, and this subsidy does not conflict with the application of small and medium enterprises to apply for international market development funds.
Market advantages
As a member of ASEAN, China applies the preferential tax rate of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area to its exports. Myanmar enjoys zero-tariff treatment of GSP beneficiaries for the export of textiles from the European Union and Japan. In addition, textiles and clothing are the main commodities of Chinese exports to Myanmar. In 2017, Chinese exports of textiles and clothing to ASEAN reached 34.749 billion USD, an increase of 4.51 % year-on-year, of which, exports to Myanmar reached 1.57 billion USD, accounting for 4.5 % of total exports to ASEAN textiles and clothing, a year-on-year increase of 26.65 %. China's textile and clothing exports to Myanmar have increased by 44.5 % in the past five years, and there is still plenty room for growth.
As one of the Belt
and Road countries, Myanmar's textile industry has a huge supply and demand gap
due to the immature domestic production. It is also an opportunity for China to
cooperate with foreign trade in textile machinery, textile raw materials and
fabrics. Since reopening-up of Myanmar in 2012 after the political reform,
Myanmar has a considerable benefit from the Belt and Road. Especially
since the European Union and the United States have lifted sanctions against
Myanmar in recent years, Myanmar is now regarded as a new destination for
garment and textile enterprises because of its strategic location. It is also
one of the first choices for Chinese enterprises to "go global" and
invest in building factories abroad.
