An important understanding of the city University's textle engineering division and the country's leading garment company Ha-mmm group is signed as part of a program to build effective facilities in the education and industry of its own reporters. The agreement was signed on Tuesday at the headquarters of the Ha-mme Group of the Ha-m Meme Group in Dhaka's Shirongo industrial area. A representative group led by Dr. A.K. Sifulul Islam, head of the National Institute for Engineering at City University, visited the headquarters of the Ha-mmm group. The delegation included Professor Mo. Arifguzzaman and Assistant Professor Mo. Ashinim Bari from the department. On the other hand, at the event was attended by Ha-mg group's assistant Abdullah al-Heal government, senior manager Plov Ahmed and Assistant Manager Tahidul Islam. The main goal of this understanding is to build a collaborative structure of educational collaboration between the City University's Textal Engineering Department and Ha-mm group. This will increase the opportunity for students to learn practical lessons, art factories, professional skills development, collective research programs and exchange of knowledge. According to the relevant, the agreement will allow students to obtain internships, technical training, research and employment in the industry. It will also play an important role in reducing the quality of the skills that are available in the academic system and industry. At the time, the speakers said the current garment (RMG) industry is going through rapid technical innovation, automation, sustainable production and artificial intelligence changes. The joint initiative of education and art in this context will contribute to the development of future-rich human resources. In a heartfelt thanks to the leadership of Ha-m Meme Group of the City University, the Textal Engineering Department of the University praised the commitment to develop their brilliant initiatives and future text workers. Both organizations have expressed their hope of creating innovation, skilled graduates, and working together to improve the sustainable development of the country's textil and garment industry.