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Busi joins Italy-Mongolia textile research project

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Brescia - Italian hosiery machine specialist Busi Giovanni is expanding its international reach with participation in an industrial cooperation project in Mongolia.
Working with PISIE (Politecnico Internazionale per lo Sviluppo Industriale ed Economico, Italy) for the Italy-Mongolia Textile Textile Technology Training Centre, Busi is helping to build strong, cooperative relationships with Universities, enabling them to work on industrial projects as well as the research & development of new products.
As part of the launch of this latest project, ACIMIT (the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers) recently help a webinar in which Busi's communications and marketing director, Paola Claudia Baldracchi addressed the delegates. "Among attendees there was the Mongolian Wool and Cashmere Association, which showed great interest in Busi the machine, which is expected to give a large contribution to the current project while opening the door to future ones," she said, adding that the new Busi machine is expected to arrive in Mongolia in June/July. "Just wait for a while and Busi will be back to KTJ’s reader."
 

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