Georgian toy, children's clothing brands feature at fairs in France, Germany
Over in Paris, the Playtime Paris edition that ran between January 28-30 involved Georgian children’s clothing brands, with the state agency noting they had formed ties with “representatives from France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Greece, Japan, South Korea and other countries”. Photo: Enterprise Georgia
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Georgian brands producing toys are featured at the ongoing Spielwarenmesse Fair in Germany, while companies from the country that make children’s clothing are among exhibitors at Playtime Paris in the French capital.
In the former event, the city of Nuremberg is hosting the fair running between Wednesday and Sunday, with Georgian companies able to form new industry ties, Enterprise Georgia, the state programme supporting entrepreneurship and exports, said.
Photo via Enterprise Georgia
Along with Enterprise Georgia, their participation in the event was supported by the Economic Security Programme of the United States Agency for International Development.
Over in Paris, the Playtime Paris edition that ran between January 28-30 involved Georgian children’s clothing brands, with the state agency noting they had formed ties with “representatives from France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Greece, Japan, South Korea and other countries”.
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