For the fifth time, the association for the protection of workers' rights Glasen Tekstilec - Shtip is organizing the event Tekstilijada, which will be held in Shtip from October 7 to 9, 2021.

Over the past four editions, the largest event of its kind held in the region has been achieving its mission of encouraging young people, workers and workers to engage in decision-making processes.

Through events of a social and artistic nature, to present to the public the need for support to improve the rights of workers.
The motto of this year's event is "Reporting and Roles in the Fight for Workers' Rights". This year's Jubilee Textile Festival aims to raise the issue of respecting workers' rights and the standards of textile workers. Therefore, this year we will focus more on the role of local and national media, as well as foreign fashion brands for which our textile workers sew fashion pieces.

Through dialogue, as every year with decision-makers, institutions, media, brands, workers, let's prioritize problems and jointly achieve positive results.
This is especially important for the economy and the standard of living of citizens, that is, the well-being of private sector employees, because the future and economy of a country depend on them. Our role as lawmakers, implementers, brands, media and associations is important for the advancement of the rights and standard of living of a huge group of citizens.

You can view the detailed program with all participants here.

Within the framework of "Textiles5", it was also announced literary contest in cooperation with the National Library "Goce Delchev" - Shtip. Over 30 literary works were submitted to this call.

Link to the Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/KToXO6mO

The 5th Anniversary Edition of the Textile Festival is supported by: Olof Palme International Center, Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The content of this event is the sole responsibility of "Glasen Tekstilec" - Shtip and does not reflect the views of Olof Palme International Center, Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA).