Urumqi Builds Central Asian Clothing Capital

As the core area of "one belt and one road", Xinjiang has been committed to the development of international garment trade.

During the 2006 Urumqi Silk Road International dress and adornment Festival, the local government of Urumqi proposed that we should vigorously develop local clothing including ethnic costumes and make Urumqi a famous "clothing capital" in Central Asia.

Recently, the Urumqi Economic Commission has established the overall layout of Urumqi international textile and garment trade center, which has injected a "strong heart" to the Central Asian fashion capital of "one belt and one road".

Xinjiang borders on the eight countries of central and Western Asia. It has 17 countries, one class of ports and 11 two ports. Urumqi has become the shortest distance from Europe to the air, and the nearest city of Railways and highways to neighboring countries has obvious geographical advantages.

In addition, the clothing products of Central Asian countries are re exported to the rest of the world through Xinjiang and are the safest passageway, which is known as "green channel" by local businessmen. This is also one of the reasons why Urumqi clothing and clothing festival has attracted the attention of Central Asian countries.

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Enterprise survey, which is exported through Xinjiang's ports every year.

Sales amounted to US $500 million.

Faced with such a huge market, clothing companies in the mainland are eyeing Xinjiang's land access to Central Asia.

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Wang Xin, an agent who operates children's clothing for many years, said that according to incomplete statistics, from 1 to 12 years old, the average annual clothing consumption per child of a city family is about 3000 to 5000 yuan. According to this conservative estimate, the potential market demand for children's clothing in Central Asian countries is about 1 trillion yuan per year.

The second central Xinjiang work forum also gave Xinjiang textile and garment industry unprecedented policy background: along with the Xinjiang textile and garment industrial park infrastructure construction and a number of high-quality project construction in full swing, in 2014 Xinjiang textile and garment industry fixed assets investment amounted to 9 billion 615 million yuan, an increase of 76.1% over the previous year, a record high.

In the interview, reporters also found that with the government's policy support and capital investment, textile and garment enterprises broke out with great enthusiasm and were eager to seek professional talents.

Xinjiang used to be a Eurasian channel connecting the merchants of ancient Silk Road. Xinjiang's clothing culture is the fusion and sublimation of typical oriental culture, India culture, Islamic culture and European culture. Now, with the easterly wind of "one belt and one road", the spring of textile and garment enterprises in Xinjiang is coming again.

According to the analysis of the industry, China and Western Asian countries whose economy is mainly dependent on oil exports are slow in light industry, and quite a few of them need to be imported.

To this end, the fourth China Asia Europe Expo opened a special textile and clothing special hall in 2014.

Among foreign exhibitors, foreign representatives and purchasers from Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Russia and other countries showed strong interest in Xinjiang's local clothing.