China'S Xinjiang Provinces And Cities Support Xinjiang'S Textile And Garment Industry

Under the guidance of national policies, this year,

Efforts have been made to arrange multiple textile projects successively.

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Reporters learned from the NDRC that since the beginning of this year, all the provinces and cities have further intensified their efforts to promote employment and aid the Xinjiang.

In particular, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui, Shanghai and other textile and garment industry provinces have arranged 72 projects to support textile industry, arranged 1 billion 280 million yuan for the aid of Xinjiang, and mainly supported sewage treatment, standard workshop construction, park infrastructure, textile and garment vocational training.

Since the new round of aid to Xinjiang in 2010, 7 prefectures have introduced 61 textile and garment enterprises and 10 thousand and 700 employed.

With the support of the state, Xinjiang began implementing the textile and garment industry to promote employment. This year set up a special fund of 20 billion yuan for the development of textile and garment industry, and launched special preferential policies such as taxes, subsidies, low electricity prices, etc., to support the development of the textile and garment industry and attract more people to work.

Xinjiang's cotton output accounts for about 60% of the country's total, and its power resources are abundant. The development of textile and garment industry in Xinjiang can enable enterprises to seamlessly link with the raw material base and reduce production and pportation costs.

At the same time, Xinjiang has the advantage of opening to the West. Enterprises can play the role of the core area of the Silk Road Economic Belt and the two economic development zones of Kashi and Huoerguosi, and build export processing and Trade Centers for the textile and garment industry in Asia and Europe.