Backward linkages, innovation and investment will shape Bangladesh’s textile future

Md. Waliul Islam Swapon graduated from BUTEX in 2002 and started his career in yarn dyeing. His long journey began with taking charge of launching a 1.5-ton capacity yarn dyeing project of Mondol Group with just two years of experience.
Later, he played an important role in managing and developing various projects of the group including dyeing, fabric dyeing, garments, all-over printing. Since tak
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