Xinjiang Promotes The Development Of Textile And Garment Industry And Promotes Employment Through China Asia Europe Expo

According to the the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region economic and Information Committee, the fourth China Asia Europe Expo, which opened in September 1st, will specially set up a special textile and clothing industry hall, aiming at promoting the landing of the project to promote local employment and maximize the effectiveness of the exhibition's employment.

Xinjiang is currently China's largest commercial cotton production base, accounting for 52% of the country's total output.

"During the fourth China Asia Europe Expo, when the venue was tight, a special exhibition hall was set up to set up a textile and garment industry exhibition, which was not available in previous sessions."

Liang Yong, deputy director of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region economic and Information Technology Commission, said that the clothing industry is the downstream extension industry of the textile and garment industry, and is a major breakthrough for Xinjiang to solve the employment problem.

But this industry is still a short board in Xinjiang. It is hoped that this Expo will promote the brand building, technological progress and industrial development of Xinjiang garment industry.

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To solve the employment problem of the minority nationalities in Xinjiang, especially in the southern Xinjiang, the the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region people's government issued the "opinions on developing the textile and garment industry to promote employment" in July this year. The plan is implemented through 10 years of phased implementation, and the development of the textile industry has increased the number of employed people from the current nearly 200 thousand to 1 million.

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In the development of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry, the state and autonomous regions have promulgated a series of special industrial policies, including the establishment of special funds for the development of textile and garment industry with a scale of 20 billion yuan, the implementation of special preferential tax policies, the implementation of tariff preferences, and the implementation of subsidies for corporate staff training and social newspaper subsidies.

Liang Yong told reporters that the special preferential policies for Xinjiang's textile and garment industry were unprecedented.

"Through accounting, the full implementation of these policies will reduce the input cost of textile and garment enterprises by about 10%.

Many entrepreneurs still can't believe that policy will be so.

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