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2026年7月20日

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The Business Standard

Bangladesh: Govt. commit to protect workers' rights, improving workplace safety & implementing international labour standards

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"PM reaffirms commitment to workers' rights during talks with ILO chief", 20 July 2026

Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General Gilbert F Houngbo said Bangladesh's commitment to labour sector reforms and implementation of international labour standards has been receiving positive recognition internationally.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman … reaffirmed his government's commitment to protecting workers' rights, improving workplace safety and implementing international labour standards during a meeting with International Labour Organization (ILO) Director-General Gilbert F Houngbo…

During the meeting, Houngbo said Bangladesh's commitment to labour sector reforms and implementation of international labour standards has been receiving positive recognition internationally.

The Prime Minister reiterated his government's commitment to ensuring a worker-friendly and sustainable working environment, the press release said.

The ILO Director-General expressed his organisation's readiness to further expand cooperation with Bangladesh to support labour sector development.

The two sides discussed a wide range of issues, including strengthening social protection for workers, enhancing skills development, creating more employment opportunities and building a skilled workforce capable of meeting the demands of the evolving global labour market.

They also exchanged views on the progress of Bangladesh's readymade garment sector, workplace safety, development of the informal labour market and the country's achievements in implementing international labour standards.

… The discussion also covered the protection and welfare of migrant workers, promotion of safe and orderly migration and enhanced cooperation in improving the skills of overseas-bound workers…