This chapter explores the intricate dynamics of Bangladesh's garment industry, emphasizing the critical balance between international buyer trust and rising operational costs. It also addresses the plight of garment workers seeking fair wages amid inflation and the obstacles faced by educated youth in finding suitable employment amidst political unrest.
After protests and political turmoil, we look at the challenges facing the new interim government.
We'll hear from the biggest suppliers to global fast fashion brands and talk to students about their hopes and anxieties.
Plus we have an exclusive interview with the country’s new central bank governor.
Presenter: Nikhil Inamdar
Producer: Jaltson Akkanath Chummar
(Image: A garment worker at a sewing machine in Bangladesh)