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ICAC appoints first head of textiles and innovation

21/07/2021

Mr Usman was formerly the director general of the textile division in Pakistan’s Ministry of Commerce.

ICAC executive director Kai Hughes said: “As the only intergovernmental commodity body recognised by the United Nations that covers cotton, it’s crucial that we are able to support the needs of the full supply chain, from the field all the way to retail.

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