Hongkong Xiong Ye Garment Industrial Park Settled In Yunyang County Chongqing City

2010/9/23 11:37:00 39

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Garment Industrial Park

"Officially started!" in September 16th, with the announcement of Li Hongyi, Secretary of the Yunyang county Party committee in Chongqing, the salute of the B area of Yunyang Industrial Park was heard, and the excavator shouted. This marks the start of construction of the Xiong industry cloth pile toys and children's wear production line project.

Deputy county magistrate Xiao Chuhai represents county.

Four everyone

The speech pointed out that the construction of the project has added vitality to the acceleration of the development of Yunyang's industrial economy. The departments at all levels should firmly establish the concept of "enterprise first" and actively create a good atmosphere for "mercantilism, pro business, safe business, wealthy businessmen and helping businessmen", so as to create a better policy environment, legal environment and humanistic environment for the healthy development of enterprises, and strive to build a platform for investment and entrepreneurship.

Xiao Chuhai hoped that enterprises should strengthen project management and speed up project construction in line with the principle of "implementing a project, opening up a market, affluent people and developing a business", and strive to build and bring into full play at an early date.

Wen Guoxiong, chairman of Hongkong xiong Ye International Industrial Co., Ltd., said that enterprises will continue to forge ahead and strive to build the company into a company.

Modernization

Environmental protection enterprises will make new contributions to Yunyang's industrial development.

County leaders Li Guocheng, Zhao Yong, Ding Zongling and Ceng Aimin attended the commencement ceremony and laid foundation for the project.

It is understood that the xiong Ye Industrial Park project is invested by Hongkong xiong Ye company 250 million yuan. It will build 120 production lines for cloth toys and children's garments, with 20 million annual output of cloth toys and 10 million children's garments, providing more than 3000 jobs.