88 percent of alliance's garment factories are under construction

North American Buyers' Alliance Alliance's 88 percent of the garment factories have finished repair work. Among them, 84 percent of the risky works involved in the safety of the life of the workers are included. However, 322 factories have completed all kinds of reforms in accordance with their amendment action plan (CAP).

Former US ambassador to Dhaka and James F Moriarty, executive director of Alliance, appointed in Dhaka, told a press conference in a capital city on Thursday. Deputy Director and Chief Security Officer Paul Rugby and Director (Operations) Kamrunnesa Babli were present in the meeting.

Alliance has been formed to develop Bangladesh's garment industry environment for five years after the Rana Plaza collapse in Savar. James F Moriarty said that after the end of May, it will take six months to complete the program. He said, "If the specific government of Bangladesh government fails to understand alliance activities, then maybe we will have an independent institution to supervise."

James F Moriarty said, "I'm happy to inform you that we made a lot of progress in improving the security of Bangladesh's garment industry. Our factory reforms are progressing faster, "he said." We had already announced that by the end of this year, the alliance's activities would be handed over to the security-monitoring agency. However, the company's activities must be transparent, trustworthy and transparent to the local partner.