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Traditional craft which has long since died in ethnic minorities in Gia Lai in particular and Central Highlands in general, but previous estimates and the product itself produced and consumed, mainly for consumption and become goods just a few years back. Take the lead in developing the traditional cooperative must include the GLA, district Dak boring, with the establishment and maintenance of cooperative activities brocade nearly ten years, attracting nearly a hundred members to several hundred frames textile, often creating unique products bearing the culture of ethnic minorities. The maintenance of traditional brocade weaving led communes, districts are interested, see this as a job, not merely contribute to the conservation of traditional values, but also address employment, increased revenue enter and contribute to poverty alleviation for the people in times of harvest. Cooperative project stand out, and spiritual encouragement, support material pertinent to existence and cooperative development. Currently, more than fifty students are attending the job 'training project supported brocade weaving', the majority of students of a young person, even the children at the ages of 13 15. She M'lop, one of two artists stands out is responsible disseminate the knowledge for students to know: When you attend this class, students are taught in dedicated, detailed patterns of each population Ethnic Ba Na, Gia Rai then be advised further in cutting sewing classes so that they can diversify products. M'lop she adds, the best 14 students participating in the project have been selected for a tour weaving cooperative mile away (Dac Lac) to exchange technical experience in creating pattern contours, creating sample ... therefore, their skills are improved remarkably, have created products that are quite diverse, abundant initially accepted by the market.