Tale of resilience: How garment industry in Bangladesh recovered from disruption caused by protests
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Bangladesh's textile and garment industry is a major contributor to the country's economy, accounting for over 80 per cent of total export earnings. Amanullah Chagla, director of Padma Textiles Limited and managing director of Saturn Textiles Limited in Dhaka, speaks about the garment industry in the country, the changes the industry and the country have witnessed in the last 25 years, and why the sector is extremely resilient.
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Mr. Chagla is a gentleman, soft spoken and very considerate human being.
Thank you for complements and to get the right picture as well
Thanks for being positive for us unlike rest of the Indians..
Thank you from Bangladesh❤
A Pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity, an optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty
Many thanks for you practical compliments❤
I think this discission will serve as a milestone and stimulus for us in the context of the current garment industry in Bangladesh
Very very constrictive and excellent discussion about
Our garment industry on the basis of current situation of Bangladesh.
just wondering ..if the skills have truly improved that much in such small duration that it can be compared with china why hasnt the minimum wage of those workers significantly improved along with the skills just like china? which makes me wonder that either all this talk about skill improvement is just a bogey or there must be sheer matter of exploitation going on ..and all these industrialists are part of it exploiting the poor community..coz its really sad that in interviews you praise the workforce for its dedication and skill improvement but in terms of wages you give them peanuts.
Thanks for the compliments
Very positive speech considering current situation of Bangladesh…❤
Excellent... I personally know him...he is very insightful.
'Winners are not people who never fail, but people who never quit'
Amra bishash kori .
Inshallah unar voroshar motoi amr sundor & susringkhon Bangladesh dekhbo. Desher proti doa roilo.
Totally agreed
Very constructive interview.
Excellent clear message sir. ❤
Dear Sir, (Mr. Amanullah Chagla) your narration powerfully shows how the garment industry has bounced back from challenges with impressive resilience. You clearly explain how it has managed to adapt to political and economic changes. Your detailed insights highlight the importance of staying alert and being proactive, making your commentary both engaging and informative. Such a genuine and profound analysis! Loved it so much.
Wow. Some great insights, especially about women workforce and their contribution in the garments industry.
Constructive criticism
Lot of scope for working and skilling..I have taught lot of Bangladeshi Students...but I am sorry to say a lot is needed to strengthen the education system
This non bengali do not know how much love a 90% bangaladeshi shower lover towards hindu sthani😂😂😂😂..
I don't see anything wrong here
Bangladeshis knows how to make the right decision and respect the right person
The people of Bangladesh have seen in the last few days how the Hindustani print media has been trying to incite communalism in this country by constantly presenting wrong information but they have failed.
It will take an era to restore the image of Indian print media in the world.
Indian managers in Dhaka should pack their bags if they don't have proper VISA and don't pay taxes, they will be arrested now without hesitation.
What about the millions of BD in india?
Insted of taxing them we gave them a livelyhood.
@@najeeb3579 If you can prove someone to be Bangladeshi then send them back
@@najeeb3579MILLIONS 😂😂😂WHERE U GET THAT...GODI MEDIA...
@@najeeb3579 Self discovered theory, India not even bit lucrative country for Bangladeshi.
Smartness and ignorance is two different think.
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India should ban export of raw material for Bangladesh garment industry 😂
Thank you for your comment; I appreciate your perspective. Allow me to explain. It’s important to consider the facts before making such statements. In 2023, India’s exports to Bangladesh were valued at approximately $15 billion, making Bangladesh one of India’s top trading partners. This trade relationship is mutually beneficial, supporting industries and jobs in both countries. Halting exports would not only disrupt this economic partnership but could also lead to significant losses for Indian exporters, especially in sectors like textiles, machinery, and agriculture. A strong and cooperative trade relationship is crucial for the prosperity of both nations. How would you like to discuss this further? 😊
@@chagla65 India's economy exports goods worth 800+ billion dollars every year. 13.5 billion dollars will not make any difference to the Indian economy. It will be consumed in the Indian market itself.But 80% of Bangladesh's textile export depends on Indian raw material. 🤣🤣And if India stops export then Bangladesh's economy will collapse.
@@NancySindhyana Why do you have such hatred for all your neighbours!
@@smustakim87 The root of hatred is the dirty heavenly book 🤣
@@chagla65 Bangladesh is the biggest beneficiary of Indian exports. A onion worth 35 Rupees is sold in Bangladesh for 120 Rupees . Bangladesh benefits from our electricity. After the sanction to Russia, your nuclear power plant is of no use.
Wonderful interview...m