This exhibition is the largest and most authoritative textile and clothing industry exhibition in Ecuador. It offers excellent opportunities for businesses intending to expand into the South American market. Additionally, it stands as Ecuador's foremost platform for the textile industry, witnessing a steady increase in the number of exhibitors and attendees year by year.

• The Republic of Ecuador is situated in the northwestern part of South America and is one of the 13 countries crossed by the equator globally. Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is the only capital city among these thirteen countries positioned on the equator. The name "Ecuador" means "equator" in Spanish, hence the country is often referred to as the "Land of the Equator." 

Moreover, due to its abundant banana production, it is also known as the "Land of Bananas." Ecuador is a member country of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR). It covers an area of 256,370 square kilometers, sharing borders with Colombia to the northeast and Peru to the southeast, while it is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west. The coastline spans 930 kilometers. The eastern and western regions experience tropical rainforest climates, while the mountainous regions have tropical grassland and subtropical forest climates.

• Foreign Trade: Ecuador's primary exports include petroleum, bananas, shrimp, and flowers, while it imports machinery, industrial raw materials, fuel, and consumer goods. Its top three trading partners are the United States, China, and the European Union. Ecuador stands as the eighth-largest trading partner of China in Latin America, with China being the second-largest trading partner of Ecuador for two consecutive years. China mainly exports mobile phones, home appliances, automobiles, and machinery to Ecuador, while it imports shrimp, crude oil, light wood, and bananas, among other products, from Ecuador.