The Dalian Laundry and Dyeing Industry Association has scheduled July 11 as "Laundry Festival"
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2010-05-13 18:29
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The third meeting of the first session of the Dalian Laundry and Dyeing Industry Association proposed the establishment of a "Laundry Festival," which was unanimously approved by the participants. After consultation, it was decided to set July 11 each year as a common holiday for practitioners in the laundry industry.
Festivals are days of celebration, and the "Laundry Festival" will surely be a day for laundry workers to rejoice. The establishment of this festival is a great opportunity to unite laundry workers, foster their sense of honor, and draw society's attention to the laundry industry.
How to celebrate the "Laundry Festival" is one of the key tasks for the Dalian Laundry and Dyeing Industry Association in 2010. To make this festival enjoyable and meaningful, we will gather ideas and seek suggestions from a wide range of practitioners to organize the "Laundry Festival" well.
The establishment of the Dalian "Laundry Festival" is a pioneering event by the Dalian Laundry and Dyeing Industry Association among national laundry and dyeing industry associations, which is very beneficial for promoting the work of local industry associations and the development of the industry.
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