وطن في جسدي هي مبادرة فلسطينية من المملكة المتحدة، تعرض مشاريع سيكو للأزياء الفلسطينية المستدامة [سيرين خاص]
وجون بويد هاتس- صانع القبعات ديانا، أميرة ويلز، [سارة مارشال]. موسيقى المدرج من ألحان لكمنجاتي * رام الله. HIMB هو بناء هاردي [غاري ريجبي].
ستقدم HIMB عروض أزياء في رام الله ولندن وطوكيو والشارقة، للترويج للأزياء/ صناعة النسيج الفلسطينية وقبعات بويد، وتشجيع اتجاه تصميم الأزياء المستدامة وصناعة المنسوجات.
كانت صناعة النسيج والأزياء في فلسطين ذات يوم أساسًا للاقتصاد، بعد سنوات عديدة من التراجع، تشهد الصناعة انبعاثًا جديدًا، لكنها تتطلب تحولًا جَذْرِيًّا متعمدًا إذا كانت تريد إعادة التطوير.
لا يزال الشعب الفلسطيني يعاني ويتحمل كل يوم إهانات لا تصدق. ومع ذلك، في خضم الألم يجلس مجتمع إبداعي رائع من المصممين والمصنعين، إنهم يحتفلون بالثقافة الفلسطينية، وهي ثقافة ترمز إلى روح المثابرة والتصميم.
* تأسست الكمنجات في فرنسا على يد عازف الفيول والبوزوق الفلسطيني رمزي أبو رضوان في عام 2002. وهي تركز على الأطفال في<
مخيمات اللاجئين وفي قرى الضفة الغربية وغزة، وتقدم دروس الموسيقى للأطفال الفلسطينيين. المدير العام- إياد ستاتي.

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The textile and fashion industry in Palestine is the second largest employer. The sector is made up of hundreds of tiny businesses that operate out of people’s homes. Nablus has the biggest concentration of garment and textile industries in the West Bank, with 362 units.
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There are 760 industries in Gaza, with the remaining 578 enterprises spread across the West Bank towns and communities. Micro-enterprises with one to four employees make up the majority of the industry (50 per cent). Only 1% of the sector employs more than 50 people. In the West Bank and Gaza, the final 49% of garment and textile industries employ around 5 and 49 people.
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The textile and fashion industry in Palestine was a key pillar of the national economy in 2000, accounting for the largest sector in the Gaza Strip and the third-largest in the West Bank. Since then, a succession of international economic and political changes have made a highly competitive, low-margin sector even more difficult for Palestinian businesses, which rely on subcontracts with Israeli corporations to the tune of 95%.
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The start of the ceasefire, China’s affirmation to the World Trade Organization, and the Turkey–Palestine Free Trade Agreement have all contributed to an Israeli industry hoping to move away from low and lower-middle goods in favour of fashionable goods and services, and a Palestinian company that has reduced and been chosen to take over by foreign products. Since 2001, the Palestinian textile and apparel industry has lost half of its domestic market share, two-thirds of its businesses, 60% of its revenues, and more than three-quarters of its salaried workers.
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It is an industry in trouble, and it will need deliberate, fundamental transformation if it is to survive and develop again.
The textile and fashion industry in Palestine grew rapidly in the 1980s and 1990s, as Palestinian sewing factories and other businesses progressively entered into subcontracting agreements with Israeli manufacturers servicing both local and international markets.
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This greatly boosted the potential demand for Palestinian businesses, which were previously virtually restricted to the small Palestinian market. The textile and garment industry has become an important component of the Palestinian economy by the year 2000. With a total of 2,650 businesses, it was the largest sector in Gaza and the third-largest in the West Bank in terms of several businesses.
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They employed over 20,000 people and generated US$ 126 million in revenue, mostly via the manufacturing of high-volume, low-cost, and medium-cost items. The State of Palestine exported textiles and garments to 23 nations between 2007 and 2011, however, most of them only imported items in one of those years.
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This indicates that commercial ties have a very poor survival rate, with Palestinian exporters failing to turn new clients into regular customers. Only Israel, Jordan, and Japan received imports from the State of Palestine in each of the five years, in four of the five years, the United States and Algeria imported from the Palestinian Authority. These nations have untapped potential that should be pursued further.
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Source : KOHAN TEXTILE JOURNAL
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