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Sep 17, 2026

Dr. Fatemeh Jamili, Ph.D. in Textile Sciences and Engineering, will participate as a speaker at the 2 panel session of International Textile Forum Tajikistan 2026

She is an accomplished Iranian textile-industry executive with expertise in yarn production, industrial management, innovation, and market-oriented development.

Holding a Ph.D. in Textile Sciences and Engineering from Isfahan University of Technology, Dr. Jamili has developed a multidisciplinary career in textile production, industrial entrepreneurship, carpet-sector management, university teaching, and textile-sector expert assessment.

 

She is Shareholder and Chairwoman of the Board of Nakhkesh Harir Mashhad Textile Company and Shareholder and Managing Director of Nazanin Harir Jam Spinning Company, both based in Iran. The two companies specialize in the production of a wide range of spandex and fancy yarns in diverse colours.

 

Dr. Jamili also serves as Vice Chairwoman of the Brand and Factoryless Production Commission at the Khorasan Razavi Chamber of Commerce. In this capacity, she contributes to discussions and initiatives related to brand development, modern production models, industrial cooperation, and the growth of value-added manufacturing.

It should be noted that She is the founder and owner of Natwood, a producer of wood-plastic composite materials in Khorasan Razavi Province, Iran,Through Natwood, Dr. Jamili has contributed to the development of wood-plastic composite products that combine polymer technologies with cellulosic and natural-fibre-based inputs. The company’s activities include the production of WPC profiles, composite granules, and materials for construction, urban furniture, landscaping, interior and exterior applications, demonstrating the growing role of circular-material solutions in modern industry.

 

During the International Textile Forum Tajikistan 2026, Dr. Jamili will share her perspective on current developments in yarn manufacturing, innovation in spandex and fancy-yarn production, sustainable and market-responsive textile production, industrial diversification, and opportunities to strengthen value chains in the textile and light-industry sectors.