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BGMEA President calls on diplomats, buyers and stake- holders to continue support for RMG sector development

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The readymade garment industry of Bangladesh is preparing for the next phase of development and strengthening its position as the sustainable and responsible sourcing hub, said Faruque Hassan, President of BGMEA.

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“Challenges are huge for the apparel industry of Bangladesh and so are the opportunities. The rapid advancement of technologies is impacting the global business landscape while pressing issues like environmental sustainability and compliance with new due diligence are posing new challenges for the industry. However, there lies a bright prospect for our industry if we can adapt to the changes and turn the challenges into opportunities,” he said.

Building on the achievements made so far, the RMG industry of Bangladesh has continued its efforts to take the industry to a new height of success, he remarks.

He made the observations while addressing a business networking evening followed by iftar organized by BGMEA at a hotel in Dhaka on April 10.

The meeting was attended by foreign diplomats posted in Dhaka, buyers and heads of financial institutions.

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Ambassador and Head of Delegation of the European Union to Bangladesh H.E. Charles Whiteley, German Ambassador H.E. Achim Tröster, Canadian High Commissioner H.E. Lilly Nicholls, French Ambassador H.E. Marie Masdupuy, Ambassador of Sweden H.E. Alexandra Berg von Linde, Ambassador of Philippine H.E. Leo Tito Ausan, Jr.,  Ambassador of Nepal H.E. Ghanshyam Bhandari, Honorary Consul at the Consulate of Mongolia H.E. Nasreen Fatema Awal, Honorary Consul at the Consulate of New Zealand H. E. Neaz Ahmed, and Honorary Consul at the Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania H. E. Mishal Ali were present at the networking evening.

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The event was also attended by President of Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) Md. Jashim Uddin, President of Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) and also CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Bangladesh Naser Ezaz Bijoy, President of Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) Md. Sameer Sattar, Country Director of GIZ Bangladesh Dr Andreas Kuck, Managing Director of Maersk Bangladesh Ltd Angshuman Mustafi, CEO of HSBC Bangladesh Md Mahbub ur Rahman, Managing Director of Shahjalal Islami Bank Ltd. Mosleh Uddin Ahmad, Managing Director, and CEO of Standard Bank Ltd. Habibur Rahaman, Additional Managing Director of Eastern Bank Ltd.Ahmed Shaheen, Additional Managing Director of Mercantile Bank Ltd. Motiul Hasan, Deputy Managing Director of Al Arafah Islami Bank Ltd. Abdulllah Al Mamun, and Deputy Managing Director of National Bank Ltd. Abdur Rahim.

BGMEA Senior Vice President SM Mannan (Kochi), Vice President Shahidullah Azim, Vice President (Finance) Khandoker Rafiqul Islam, Vice President Md. Nasir Uddin, Vice President Miran Ali and other Board Members, chairmen of different standing committees of BGMEA were also present at the event.

Country Head of Gap Inc Vikramjeet Singh, Chief Representative (Bangladesh & Pakistan) of Best Seller Dishan Karunaratne, Unit Leader and General Manager of C&A Sourcing International Ltd Shantanu Singh, Country Head of NewTimes Rakshabanda Bashey, Country Head of MGF Sourcing Vivek Chawla, Country Head of jCrew, Allure Sourcing Rajib K Islam, Managing Director of Dongyi Sourcing Pavel Hossain, Country Manager of LC Waikiki Ozgur Turk, General Manager of Celio Sourcing Lucie Charlotte ABT, Country Manager of Tape à l’oeil Stephanie Wong Lung, General Manager of LabRight Bangladesh Dr. Levent Tutank, Category Director and Office Manager of GBO Ghislain Christian Henno attended the event.

In his speech Faruque Hassan said the RMG industry of Bangladesh aims to pursue sustainable growth and has been making efforts in alignment with the vision.

“We need more collaboration and supports from all to stay on course and to keep the momentum of sustainable and responsible business practices continued.”

“The industry is now preparing for the next growth phase where we are giving more importance to diversification of product and markets, value addition, innovation, technology upgradation, renewable energy and circularity. We look forward to working more closely with you in these areas,” he remarked.

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