The Bangladesh Garments Executive Association (BGEA) successfully organized its Annual Picnic 2026, bringing together industry members for a day of camaraderie, recreation, and professional networking. The event, held at The Homes and Gardens Resort, Moinartak, Uttar Khan, Dhaka, underscored the association’s commitment to fostering unity and collaboration within the garment executive community.
A Day of Activities and Engagement:
The picnic hosted 200+ participants, including members of the newly formed BGB working committee, BGEA leaders, and distinguished guests. The program commenced with bus arrivals and participant gatherings, followed by a reception and breakfast session. Attendees were then seated for the welcome address delivered by the organizers.
The morning featured sports and recreational activities, providing members with opportunities for team-building and friendly competition. A brief prayer and refreshment break preceded the lunch session, allowing participants to enjoy a communal meal and informal networking.
The afternoon program included ladies’ pillow games, football for younger members, children’s races over 50 meters and 100 meters and many more. The day concluded with a prize-giving ceremony, raffle draw and musical entertainment, leaving participants with memorable experiences of enjoyment and fellowship.
Key Figures:
The success of the Annual Picnic 2026 was supported by the dedication of industry leaders, including:
Faruque Hassan, Former President of BGMEA
Masudur Rahman, President of BGEA
Farhad Hossain, General Secretary of BGEA
Mominul Islam, Director BGEA
Their leadership, along with the efforts of the executive committee and organizers, ensured a seamless and well-coordinated event.
Promoting Unity and Collaboration:
Under BGEA’s guidance, the Annual Picnic 2026 successfully combined professional networking with recreational activities, reinforcing strong personal and professional connections among garment executives. Such events continue to strengthen community bonds and are poised to become a cornerstone tradition within Bangladesh’s garment sector.
