For the first time in Bangladesh, the Textile Engineers Association (TEA) has successfully organized the Nationwide Picnic 2025, marking a significant milestone in the country’s textile sector. This groundbreaking event, held under TEA’s own initiative, aimed to foster stronger bonds among its organizers and members.
Sagar Bepary, Founder and CEO of TEA, officially announced that this event would now be an annual tradition, reinforcing unity and collaboration within the association.
A Memorable Journey to Rangamati
The inaugural edition of the Nationwide Picnic took participants to the breathtaking landscapes of Rangamati. A total of 35 members, including TEA’s core team and general members, embarked on the journey from Saydabad, Dhaka, on February 6 at 10 PM.
Upon arrival, visit iconic locations such as the Hanging Bridge and Shubolong Waterfall. Following a mid-day break, the journey continued with visits to Palwel Park, a Buddhist Temple, and the serene Kaptai Lake. The day concluded with a relaxing evening at Palwel Park, where participants spent time together until 10 PM.
Later, the team headed to Rangamati town for dinner at Amar Bari Restaurant, where a short discussion session was held to reflect on the experience. The session concluded with closing remarks from the Honorable Councilor, Mr. Md. Shawkat Hossain Sohel.
Key Contributors to the Event’s Success
The success of the Nationwide Picnic 2025 was made possible through the dedication and efforts of key individuals:
Md. Najmul Hasan, Chief Operating Officer, TEA, He played a pivotal role in expanding TEA’s reach beyond Dhaka by establishing strong connections with universities, colleges, and institutes across the country, bringing a significant number of members into the network.
Md. Baizid, Campus Ambassador, TEA’s efforts to strengthen TEA’s presence within Dhaka’s educational institutions ensured robust participation in the event.
In recognition of their invaluable contributions, TEA extends its heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to them.
A Tradition for the Future
Under the overall supervision of Honorable Councilor Mr. Md. Shawkat Hossain Sohel, TEA successfully concluded its first Nationwide Picnic. This landmark event not only created unforgettable memories for its participants but also set a new precedent for annual gatherings within the textile community.
As TEA continues to grow, the Nationwide Picnic promises to become a cornerstone event, fostering camaraderie and unity among textile engineers across Bangladesh.
