11 Bangladeshi firms showcase products

Bangladesh is participating in the fourth edition of the four-day Saudi Fashion and Tex Expo 2026, which began on 24 September at the Jeddah International Exhibition and Convention Centre in Saudi Arabia and will continue until today.

The international trade fair is being held with financial support from the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) and overall cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce and the Consulate General of Bangladesh in Jeddah, according to a press release issued here.

Eleven Bangladeshi companies are participating in the expo: Zakaria Knitwear Limited, Aleya Apparels Limited, M/S AHQ Apparels, Modest Attire by Jahan, Eton Fashions Limited, Swapnil House, Bonum Garments Limited, Bell Bottom Limited, Marker, Sauda Fashion and Al Noor Garments Limited.

The EPB has also set up a separate booth showcasing Bangladesh’s heritage, manufacturing capabilities and exportable products through displays and documentaries.

Vice-Chairman of the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce Imad Mohammed Al-Aboud formally inaugurated the expo. Bangladesh Consul General in Jeddah Md Sakhawat Hossain and Osama Koukanadi, member of the Saudi Federation of Chambers and Executive Board Member of the Saudi Regional Business Council for Southeast Asia, later jointly inaugurated the Bangladesh Pavilion.

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Minister (Commercial) Syeda Nahida Habiba, officials of the Bangladesh Consulate General, Saudi businessmen, importers, expatriate entrepreneurs and investors, among others, attended the events.

Organised by Pyramids Group, the expo has brought together around 10,000 trade visitors and buyers from more than 25 countries, with over 550 booths showcasing products from global companies in the garments, fashion and textile sectors.

The expo also highlights the use of advanced technologies to present products attractively and competitively in the global market. The Bangladesh Pavilion’s visual displays have drawn considerable interest from international buyers, businesspeople and visitors.

Industry stakeholders said Bangladesh’s participation is expected to help expand markets for its readymade garments, fashion and textile products in the Middle East, while creating new business connections and strengthening exporters’ presence in Saudi Arabia and the wider regional market.