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The 11th International Exhibition of Footwear, Bag Leather, and Related Industries (MPEX 2024) kicked off at Tehran Permanent International Fairgrounds on Monday, IRIB reported. More than 150 domestic and foreign companies including Italy, China, and Turkey are showcasing their latest products and services in this four-day exhibition.
As reported, all kinds of leather products including various office bags, women’s and men’s leather shoes, sandals, sportswear, leather products, all kinds of leather clothing, all kinds of leather including Ashbalt and artificial leathers, various leather processing machinery including laser machines, press machines, all kinds of sewing machines and other equipment are being presented and displayed to the public in the exhibition. This exhibition is held with the aim of increasing international interactions, developing exports, and introducing new technologies and knowledge in the leather and footwear industry while promoting domestic capabilities.
Increasing the quality of products, encouraging competition among producers, optimizing the product distribution system, responding to the diverse needs of the markets inside and outside the country, and facilitating the access of Iranian producers to regional markets are also reported to be among the goals of this international exhibition.
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