At the 60th-anniversary ceremony, the Korea Textile Trade Association(KTTA) encouraged field workers in the textile industry and pledged to explore the future vision of the textile and fashion industry. 68 excellent workers were awarded, and there were celebration speeches and an introduction of a video and book highlighting the 60-year history of the association.

In 2007, Youngpoong Filltex participated in PV for the first time in Korea, and the number of participating companies increased every year through the support of the Korea Textile Trade Association(KTTA).

The Korea Yarn and Textile Export Association merged with the Korea Tie-Dye Product Export Association and the Korea Cotton Product Export Association to form the Korea Textile and Fabric Export Association.

The Korea Yarn and Textile Export Association and the Korea Cotton Product Export Association were appointed by the government as authorized organizations responsible for managing the quota system under the Multifiber Arrangement (MFA).

On the 8th Export Day, held on November 30, 1971, the Korea Yarn and Textile Export Association was honored with the Presidential Citation for its exceptional contribution to country's exports. During this period, Korea's textile exports were thriving, surpassing other industries, and the government took notice of this remarkable growth.