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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered the keynote address at the International Technical Textiles Conference in Chennai, positioning the state as India's premier powerhouse for next-generation value-added textile manufacturing. Addressing international delegates, industrial researchers, and textile entrepreneurs, Stalin unveiled comprehensive state support packages designed to help traditional spinning and weaving mills transition into advanced technical textiles, including medical, defense, industrial, and geotextile applications.

Highlighting Tamil Nadu's existing dominance as the textile capital of India, the Chief Minister pointed out that the sector provides millions of direct jobs, particularly for women from rural areas. To withstand global market fluctuations and compete against international exporters, the state government is establishing specialized technical textile parks, offering research and development subsidies, and facilitating advanced technology transfers through premier educational and research institutions.

Stalin reaffirmed his government's resolve to achieve a one-trillion-dollar economy by 2030 through sustainable industrial modernization. By combining an abundant skilled workforce, reliable power infrastructure, and supportive policy frameworks, Tamil Nadu offers global textile enterprises an unmatched destination to innovate, scale manufacturing operations, and capture rapidly growing international export markets worldwide.