Xinjiang Introduced New Measures To Promote The Development Of Textile And Garment Industry

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It involves eight aspects: raising subsidy funds, reducing financing costs, setting up special funds, establishing military clothing production technology training base, building rent free factory buildings in villages and towns in four southern prefectures, and giving special subsidies to four textile and garment enterprises in southern Xinjiang from the mainland.

In 2015, the central and autonomous regions supported the development of textile and garment industry in Xinjiang to promote the employment of special funds amounting to 3 billion 280 million yuan, and more than 380 new textile and garment enterprises. Jinsheng, Tianhong, Hong Kong beans, and other well-known textile and garment enterprises went to invest in Xinjiang. The investment companies such as Huafu, Ruyi, Xinye and Huamao have also speeded up their capacity expansion.

This year, the autonomous region will cultivate more than 107 textile and garment enterprises from the present to 300.

Liang Yong, Deputy Secretary General of the people's Government of the autonomous region and director of the office of the leading group of the development of textile and garment industry to promote employment, said that this year, Xinjiang takes cotton textile with superior resources as the breakthrough point.

Focusing on knitwear and printing and dyeing as a breakthrough point, a competitive industrial system will be established step by step.

We should focus on the development of industrial agglomeration based on the park. We should focus on the three cities, seven gardens and one center, such as Akesu, Korla and Shihezi. We should focus on the development of industrial clusters that mainly focus on counties and townships, and develop the characteristic textile industry in the southern Xinjiang with a large population and a large number of labor force counties.

At the same time, we will expand a number of key parks, speed up the construction of infrastructure in the park, actively undertake industrial pfer, and cultivate a number of special industrial clusters, such as ethnic costumes, carpets, embroidery, accessories, etc.

To help enterprises grow bigger and stronger.

To promote and attract mainland enterprises to invest in Xinjiang, the regional government has issued a series of preferential policies, attracting a large number of mainland enterprises to invest in upstream spinning projects.

Next, Xinjiang will introduce policies and measures that will be more conducive to the development of terminal industries such as garments and home textiles, which have great employment capacity.