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برنامه نشست جهانی کشمیر- مرکز تجاری و نمایشگاهی هنگ کنگ- 3-6 مهر 1393

25 September 2014 (Thur)

Keynote remarks: Breakthrough!

The Development of Objective Methods for the Identification of Cashmere

10:30 - 10:50

Karl Spilhaus,

President of Cashmere and Camel Hair Manufacturers Institute (CCMI), USA

“The application of these objective methods will provide significant confidence to legitimate players in the cashmere supply chain and eliminate many difficult issues around fibre identification”

انستیتو پشم شتر و کشمیر

Topic 1: The branding of cashmere: how to ensure quality cashmere: Is there a need for a Cashmere Quality Mark? How do other fine fibres do it?

10:50 - 11:10

Branding Fine Fibres: the example of the Mohair Mark

Anle Marais,

Marketing Executive, Mohair South Africa

موهر افریقای جنوبی

11:10 - 11:30

Comfort properties of knitwear: consumer assessment and instrumental measurement & The softness properties of cashmere and other rare fibres

Dr. Bruce McGregor,

Senior Research Fellow - Fibre Science and Technology , Australian Centre for Future Fibre Research Institute for Frontier Materials, Deakin University, Australia

11:30 - 11:50

Branding - the competitive edge of an enterprise

Shuai Qi Zhang,

Manager, Sheng Xue Hai Yang Rong Ji Tuan, China (Sannevi)

Topic 2: Sustainability and Environmental Care: Overgrazing, over culling herds to answer the world demand for meat, climate change, poor water management, desertification, all have an impact on herds breeding and on the quality of the raw material they produce. How do they anticipate in Mongolia?

11:50 - 12:10

The experience of Ar Arvijin Delgereh Co-Operative Mongolia

(with the support of AVSF)

Daniel Mauroy,

Operational Communication & Marketing Consultant. AVSF & Mongolian animal fibres value chains, Mongolia

“A sustainable philosophy and valorisation policy applied to a Yak value chain: How the Ar Arvijin Delgereh Co-Operative anticipates the negative issues of overgrazing and the risk of future desertification effects resulting of climate change.”

12:10 - 12:30

Time to Rethink Water

Debra Tan,

Director, Environmental Portals, ADM Capital Foundation, Hong Kong

Director, China Water Risk, Hong Kong

12:30 - 13:30 Buffet Lunch will be held at Congress Plus (Level 4, HKCEC)

Topic 3: Genetic research, cloning, nano-cashmere, treatments of cashmere fibres… How do the latest sciences and technologies come to the rescue of threatened cashmere and fine fibres.

13:30 - 13:50

Study of cashmere fiber characteristics by Image Analysis System

Seyed Abbas Rafat,

Associate Professor of the Animal Science Department at the University of Tabriz, Iran

بررسی خصوصیات کشمیر با سیستم آنالیز تصویر

13:50 - 14:10

In the second phase of a project of developing cashmere self-cleaning capabilities including light activated functions, a team at City University in Hong Kong has developed a self-cleaning cashmere that uses energy from the sun.

Dr. Walid Daoud,

Assistant Professor, School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong

محققان در هنگ‌کنگ پارچه کشمیری را طراحی کردند که با پوشش نامرئی نانو ذرات خود را پاکیزه می‌کند و لکه‌ها از بین می‌روند و از همه مهم‌تر هزینه آن تنها یک درصد بیشتر از پارچه‌های کشمیری معمول است

Topic 4: Exploring producing markets and other fine fibres

14:10 - 14:30

The quest for the central Asia indigenous goats: How to re-establish these pristine and unmixed breeds and turn them into an elite breeding flock.

Carol Kerven,

Founder and Director of the UK-based Odessa Centre, UK

14:30 - 14:50

Developing international cashmere marketing for Kyrgyz villagers: How cashmere goat producers in Kyrgyzstan are being assisted by research and development projects to better harvest and gain more profitable markets for their cashmere

Sabyr Toigonbaev,

Livestock Business Facilitator, Small and Medium Enterprise Development in Alai and Chon Alai, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation

14:50 - 15:10

How Iranian Cashmere characteristics are affected by Genetic and non- genetic factors

Seyed Abbas Rafat,

Associate Professor of the Animal Science Department at the University of Tabriz, Iran

اثرعوامل ژنتیکی و غیر ژنتیکی روی کرک ایرانی

15:10 - 15:30

Recent development of cashmere industry in Afghanistan: What impact has cross breeding programs in south-east and in north-eastern parts of the country on the country’s cashmere production

Abdul Basir Hotak,

President of Herati Cashmere & Skin Processing Plant (HCS) based in Herat Province, Afghanistan

26 September 2014 (Fri) - Complimentary Seminar

Topic 5: Retailing Cashmere: Trends Forecast & Innovation

11:00 - 11:20

Research and trends forecast

Ornella Bignami, Creative Director of Elementi Moda, Italy

11:20 - 11:40

Luxury Knitwear Design: Research and development process in cashmere and experience at Donna Karan Collection

Building a cashmere collection from research, concept development, material sourcing, experimentation, translating designs into specs to final production

Paula Cheng, Fashion Designer, New York

11:40 - 12:00

A perfect match: Thai Silk and Mongolian Cashmere

Dr.Chanchai Sirikasemlert, Director of Technology Promotion Department, Thailand Textile Institute