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French social partners unite for a stronger textile industry under StitchTogether Project

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29 July 2025

French social partners unite for a stronger textile industry under StitchTogether Project

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French social partners and trade union have committed to working together for a fairer, greener, and more competitive industry through the EU-funded StitchTogether project

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France

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Academic / Research and VET Institutions

Business Support Organisation

Company with 250 or more employees

Cultural and Heritage Organisations

Destination Management & Marketing Organisations

EU Institutions

International Organisations

Local Authorities

Media / Journalist Organisations

National authorities

Networks and Federations / Confederations

NGOs / Non-profits

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Regional Authorities

SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)

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  • Transition Pathway's building blocks

    • Ecosystem's readiness to support EU strategic autonomy and defence efforts

    • Investments and funding

    • R&I, techniques and technological solutions

    • Skills

    • Sustainable competitiveness

    • Regulation and public governance

  • Industrial ecosystems

    • Textile

  • Textiles ecosystem areas

    • Fibres, yarns and fabrics

    • Apparel and clothing accessories

    • Household/interior textiles

    • Technical textiles

    • Leather and fur

    • Footwear

    • Business support and Communication

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French social partners and trade union representatives met in Paris on 10 July 2025 as part of the EU-funded StitchTogether initiative. The two-day seminar, organised by EURATEX focused on tackling rising production costs, unfair global competition, and energy price pressures in France’s textile sector.

Participants agreed upon the Paris Declaration, emphasising six key commitments from strengthening social dialogue and competitiveness to promoting green transition, skills investment, inclusion, and decent work. EURATEX and IndustriAll Europe leader underlined this consensus as a major step towards ensuring a resilient, sustainable and socially responsible future for France’s textile and clothing industry.  

You can read the full statement, including the Paris Declaration, on the official EURATEX website

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