Led by Jiichi Nakaki from JTOP and represented by Shoji Kita and Yasuko Hashimoto from MURC, the delegation engaged in fruitful discussions aimed at fostering collaboration to improve the environmental footprint of Bangladesh garment and textile industry.

The meeting primarily focused on exploring avenues for partnership to address environmental concerns, particularly in wastewater management and recycling.

JTOP’s advanced technologies for wastewater treatment were extensively deliberated upon, highlighting their potential to mitigate environmental pollution from textile and dyeing factories through cost-effective and recyclable solutions.

Discussions also encompassed key issues such as wastewater regulations, prevailing conditions within the textile industry, installation of wastewater treatment facilities, the importance of water recycling, and concerns regarding land subsidence.

Faruque Hassan reiterated Bangladesh’s dedication to advancing environmental sustainability within the readymade garment (RMG) sector. He briefed the delegation on ongoing efforts within the RMG industry to promote sustainability, including initiatives for circularity and adherence to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards throughout the manufacturing process.

Hassan expressed BGMEA’s willingness to collaborate on initiatives aimed at fostering a greener and more sustainable garment industry in Bangladesh, showcasing the association’s commitment to environmental stewardship and industry advancement.

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