BGMEA's first vice-president Moinuddin Ahmed Mintu recently stated in a seminar held in the conference room of BGMEA regional office that there is no substitute for compliance in the garment industry if the current world market competition prevails. According to himalready 1,250 factories have been closed due to various reasons including inspection of the Accord, Alliance and ILO Rana Plaza. Maybe more factories will be closed in front. But the company wishes to turn around from this situation. Importance of compliance. He adds that they realize and it is impossible to survive this art without implementing it.
BGMEA and WRAP jointly organized 'Best Practice in the RMG Industry: Organized by the seminar on 'Social Compliance SN International Competitive Advantage'. Presenting the keynote paper at the seminar, WRAP President and CEO Avedes Sefariyan and Operation Manager of WRAP Bangladesh Kamrun Nahar Avdes Saferian said, WRAP has been working to improve the quality of Bangladesh's garment industry for a long time. In the current context, WRAP will continue to cooperate. BGMEA director Syed Mohammad Tanvir, Kazi Mahbub Uddin Jewel, Amjad Hossain Chowdhury, owners of garment factories, HR and compliance officials were present on the occasion.
