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The global footwear industry is set to gather in Indonesia for the leading international forum dedicated to innovation and technology in the sector, scheduled for 2–4 August 2027.
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October 2024
The Open Trade Coalition now counts 43 business associations advocating a bold and open EU trade policy.
First launched in July, the Coalition has grown into a group of 43 business associations, all of them united by the shared idea that trade openness is a key driver to keep the EU competitive, prosperous, and resilient in the face of global challenges. According to the Coalition, trade openness must therefore become a top priority and veritable leitmotiv for the EU over the next five years. With 1 in every 5 jobs in the EU relying on exports, trade openness is a key driver of economic growth and job creation. Trade helps to attract foreign investments, fosters growth and innovation in the EU, and benefits consumers by increasing product choice. Importantly, trade diversification in sourcing and exports also enhances resilience, thus helping the EU to weather and overcome future crises.
Last October, during the confirmation hearings of the new EU Commissioners, the Open Trade Coalition reiterated its call for a bold and open trade policy. The coalition’s renewed Declaration features a number of specific policy recommendations, including the speedy adoption and implementation of all concluded trade agreements, the swift completion of ongoing trade negotiations, a proactive market access agenda to lower trade barriers, a fair and predictable trade environment supported by multilateralism, and a more robust trade diplomacy.
The global footwear industry is set to gather in Indonesia for the leading international forum dedicated to innovation and technology in the sector, scheduled for 2–4 August 2027.
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The Assomac Assembly forecasts a 11 per cent decline by 2025 and a global market share falling from 42 per cent to 27 per cent over twenty years. But beneath the declining figures lies a structure that remains solid: the game is being played out along the supply chain.
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ASSOMAC General Meeting, Milan: the leather, footwear and leather goods technology sector ends 2025 down 11 per cent. The response is a permanent supply chain round table. And Africa is the opportunity to seize right now.
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