Textile And Garment Industry Needs To Break Away From Interests Barriers

"Do everything possible to increase income of residents" and "iron fist to control environmental pollution", these "ground gas" statements highlight the government's determination to protect people's livelihood and achieve a well-off society in an all-round way.

In his report, the prime minister pointed out the practical problems of health care, pension, housing, pportation and income distribution. These livelihood issues are closely related to the textile industry. A series of targeted measures are put forward under this guidance. The purpose is only one, so that people can spend money, spend money and dare to spend money, which will bring new impetus to the development of the textile industry.

If we want to achieve a well-off society in an all-round way, we must deepen the reform in an all-round way.

"The malpractices of institutional mechanisms and structural contradictions are obstacles" and "reform and opening up is a magic weapon for development". When it comes to reform, Premier Li Keqiang said that we must further intensify the reform of decentralization and decentralization, and we must deepen reform in an all-round way and enhance the development of new kinetic energy.

For this reason, we feel deeply that the textile industry, as the most competitive market economy, has been subject to administrative intervention in cotton and other raw materials.

Although the state has adjusted the cotton policy, it is far from reaching the market.

The decisive goal of reform.

It is gratifying to note that

In the group discussion, the prime minister heard the suggestion of Qiu yyfu, a deputy to the National People's Congress, on the national cotton storage policy and responded: "the textile industry is related to the interests of farmers and is related to the employment of many migrant workers.

I have written down your comments. I will invite the relevant departments to study the national cotton reserve policy.

There are also representatives that reflect the state's interest rate cut, but the real economy can not feel it. Even some banks are raising interest rates.

Raising financing cost has become a common problem for textile enterprises.

Representatives of the industry members shouted at the two sessions, while protecting the interests of farmers, they should also remove the influence.

The "barrier" of fair competition in the market allows the textile industry to share the bonus of reform.

Building a rule of law society is the expectation of all the people. "The government has the right to be unruly", "to bring the work of the government into the rule of law in an all-round way", "comprehensively promote the rule of law, and accelerate the construction of a government under the rule of law". In the government work report, the prime minister used a lot of space to state the relevant contents of the rule of law and the construction of a rule of law government, highlighting the important role of the rule of law in national development and government building.

However, in the production and operation of textile enterprises, law enforcement often fails.

The representative of Chen Lifen reflected that at present, the way of bidding was adopted in government procurement, but it was often not standardized in operation, and there was a lack of supervision, and good products could not be treated fairly.

This is not conducive to fair competition in the market, resulting in confusion in the operation of enterprises.

In the government work report, the prime minister strongly pointed out that we should further intensify the punishment of corruption, which is complementary to the requirements of "comprehensively and strictly administering the party" in the "four comprehensive".

Heavy fighting against corruption is not only a political need, but also an economic need.

"To create a just and innovative environment for enterprises" is the common voice of delegates.

From cotton raw materials to product sales channels, from financing to market, there are interest bodies in the process.

Only by breaking the barriers of interests can the textile industry really have a fair development environment.