Textile And Garment Industry Is The Leading Industry In Xinjiang

In the workshop of Jiashi County Sheng Tai Knitting Co., Ltd., hundreds of workers are busy on the assembly line, which is a processing point of POLO, CK and other famous brand clothing.

25 year old Ruxian Guali Abdul is skilled in operating an electric sewing machine. She has just worked as a worker for over a year, earning more than 2 thousand yuan a month.

(recording) "now life is much better than before. I want to buy it and buy it. Many things I buy at home, I buy it now. We learn a lot of things and know more and more. I work well here, make good money, want to open a shop, sell clothes."

After the central Xinjiang work forum, the autonomous region formulated the "development of textile and garment industry to promote employment", and issued a series of development.

The preferential policies have attracted more than 40 top 500 national textile enterprises and famous enterprises both at home and abroad.

Guangdong ten Fang Tong company invested 150 million yuan to build 8 million factories of garments in Yuli County. Liu Jilong, general manager of Bazhou ten party textile company, said: "preferential policies are quite numerous, which is embodied in the electricity tariff. This is 3 cents 5 for us. It used to be more than 6 cents, and there is a freight subsidy, workers' pre job training subsidy and employment subsidy."

At present, the capacity of these enterprises to build and reconstitute cotton textile industry accounts for about 85% of the whole Xinjiang.

Peng Jianrong, deputy director of Korla investment and Economic Development Zone, said: "at present, our leading textile and textile industries, such as Jinsheng textile, Jinfu special yarn industry, Fuli Zhen Lun, have been located in our national level parks."

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In 2014, the investment in fixed assets of Xinjiang textile and garment industry reached a record high of 9 billion 600 million yuan, an increase of 76%, and 40 thousand new jobs.

Production capacity ranks at the forefront of the twelve provinces and cities in Western China, and the investment scale and employment rate exceed expectations.

By the end of this year, the size of Xinjiang's textile industry is expected to exceed 10 million spindles. By 2023, 1 million people will be employed in the textile industry.

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Since last year, reporters interviewed in North and South Xinjiang, and found that many spun, knitted, and other places were built.

A large number of farmers and unemployed high school students and college students have achieved employment at home.

From farmers to workers, the income of local ethnic groups has increased, their ideas have changed and their horizons have been widened. They are more active in the cause of building beautiful homes.