In a gathering held lately, commissioner Mohammad Lutfar Rahman engaged with BGMEA representatives, headed by BGMEA first vice chairman Syed Nazrul Islam.
The BGMEA delegation comprised vice chairman Rakibul Alam Chowdhury, director MD M Mohiuddin Chowdhury, AM Shafiul Karim (Khokon), M Ehsanul Haque, alongside newly elected administrators Mohammad Mucha, Amjad Hossain Chowdhury, Mostafa Sarwar Riyad, Mohammad Rakib Al Nasser, Gazi Md Shahidullah, and Md Abshar Hossain, in addition to former director Hasanuzzaman Chowdhury.
BGMEA leaders requested Customs Bond Commissionerate to ease bond actions associated to the readymade garment trade.
Throughout discussions, BGMEA representatives mentioned that the Bond Commissionerate’s initiative to facilitate bond actions associated to garment trade on a precedence foundation would assist the trade to deal with the prevailing state of affairs.
The dialogue was additionally attended by Customs Bond Commissionerate joint commissioners Kamonashish, Mizanur Rahman, and Tapan Chandra Dey, which centred on the need of expediting bond-related duties for the garment sector at the same time as BGMEA representatives underscored that prioritising these actions inside the Bond Commissionerate would considerably alleviate trade challenges.
BGMEA’s plea emphasised the vital position of environment friendly bond operations in sustaining the garment trade’s performance. By prioritising these actions, the Commissionerate can successfully assist the sector in navigating prevailing challenges.
The collaborative effort between BGMEA and the Customs Bond Commissionerate displays a proactive strategy to handle trade wants, in the end contributing to the resilience and development of Bangladesh’s garment manufacturing sector.
Fibre2Fashion Information Desk (DR)
