Zhengzhou Bigger And Stronger Textile Industrial Park

On October 31st, Anna, vice chairman of the municipal CPPCC, led some municipal CPPCC members to supervise the two key proposals of integrating the market resources, strengthening and strengthening the textile industrial park and vigorously promoting the construction of bio energy.

In order to solve the problems existing in the planning and construction of textile industrial parks, the Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference proposed a proposal to integrate textile wholesale market resources and make Zhengzhou textile industry park bigger and stronger. The members suggested that the relevant departments of the Municipal Economic Commission, the Planning Bureau, the Construction Committee and other relevant departments adjust the part of the land in the functional area of the Industrial Park as soon as possible, adjust some of the construction land targets, and concentrate on planning and constructing villages and land in the park.

Responding to the proposal, the Economic Committee of the Municipal Economic and Trade Commission replied that the city park office and the Municipal Economic Commission are actively communicating with the municipal planning, land and resources departments, and organized a coordination meeting to solve the problem of land settled in the project, and guided the park to plan well and improve the land utilization rate scientifically.

We urge the textile industry park management committee to implement "sunshine demolition and harmonious demolition" strictly according to relevant laws and regulations.

Continue to increase investment efforts to attract projects to enter.

In the light of the proposal to vigorously promote the construction of bio energy, members hope that the Municipal Forestry Bureau and local relevant departments will appropriately increase the planning proportion of ecological energy forests, and plan the afforestation work of relevant departments such as forestry, highways, water conservancy and urban construction, and further formulate preferential policies to mobilize farmers' enthusiasm for planting energy forests.