German Ministry to present at Ethical Fashion Show

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BERLIN – Dr Bernhard Felmberg of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development will be among the speakers at this month’s Ethical Fashion Show in Berlin where he will provide an update on the work of the German Partnership for Sustainable Textiles (Textilbündnis). The winter edition of the trade fairs for eco fashion, Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin, will take place from 17-19 January 2017. Highlights of the trade fair include the two fashion shows ‘Salonshow’ and ‘Ethical Fashion on Stage’ as well as presentations, panel discussions and press tours. The fashion show programme will be presented in a new location, the Energieforum by the River Spree.

BERLIN – Dr Bernhard Felmberg of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development will be among the speakers at this month’s Ethical Fashion Show in Berlin where he will provide an update on the work of the German Partnership for Sustainable Textiles (Textilbündnis). The winter edition of the trade fairs for eco fashion, Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin, will take place from 17-19 January 2017. Highlights of the trade fair include the two fashion shows ‘Salonshow’ and ‘Ethical Fashion on Stage’ as well as presentations, panel discussions and press tours. The fashion show programme will be presented in a new location, the Energieforum by the River Spree.

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