< p > > recently, < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_p.asp" > Norway < /a > the government has committed to invest 14 million 300 thousand kronor (US $2 million 300 thousand) to improve the working conditions of Vietnam, India and Bangladesh "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp "textile > /a" factory.

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< p > appropriation will be used to improve the working environment of the above textile factories and to promote training expenses for establishing harmonious labor relations between employers and employees, which will be controlled and distributed by the Norway Ethical Trade Organization (ETI).

At present, the curriculum for training a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_p.asp" > India < /a > and Vietnamese manufacturers has been completed, and the project is being extended to other developing countries such as Bangladesh.

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< p > Norway hopes that in 2013~2015, at least 700 garment manufacturers will take part in the training courses organized by ETI.

"We must make every effort to ensure the safety of the textile industry and ensure that the employees have reasonable remuneration and better working conditions."

Heikki Holmes, Minister of international development, said.

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< p > the minister also said that the import and export trade is of vital importance to the economic development of the country, and it creates a large number of employment opportunities for the manufacturing industry in developing countries.

The funding is aimed at averting a repeat of the collapse of the RanaPlaza, which killed many people.

"Suppliers, consumers and government departments have the responsibility to take actions to prevent the recurrence of disasters."

Holmes finally stressed.

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