What does ILTAS mean?
ILTAS means Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change
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What is the abbreviation for Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change?
Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change can be abbreviated as ILTAS
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What does ILTAS stand for? ILTAS stands for "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change". |
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How to abbreviate "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change"? "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change" can be abbreviated as ILTAS. |
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What is the meaning of ILTAS abbreviation? The meaning of ILTAS abbreviation is "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change". |
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What is ILTAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of ILTAS is "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change". |
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What does ILTAS mean? ILTAS as abbreviation means "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change". |
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What is shorthand of Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change? The most common shorthand of "Innovation and Learning in the Textile and ApparelSectors - training for SMEs to support strategic change" is ILTAS. |
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