H&M stages Myanmar textile conference
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More than 100 textile industry stakeholders, among them apparel brands, NGOs, trade union representatives and suppliers, recently attended H&M’s Fair and Equal conference in Yangon, Myanmar. Key note speeches from the ILO’s development partner relations coordinator Peter Rademaker, Impact’s founder and director Rosey Hurst and H&M Group’s head of sustainability Anna Gedda, were followed by a panel discussion and several break-out sessions about social topics such as fair living wages.
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Q.What was the main purpose of H&M's conference in Yangon?
What was the main purpose of H&M's conference in Yangon?
The conference aimed to bring together over 100 textile industry stakeholders to discuss social topics relevant to the sector. Fair living wages were specifically highlighted during various sessions and discussions.
Q.Who attended the Fair and Equal conference?
Who attended the Fair and Equal conference?
Attendees included apparel brands, non-governmental organisations, trade union representatives, and suppliers. Keynote speakers were from the ILO, Impact, and H&M Group, addressing various industry aspects.
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