Bachu Has Become A "Textile City" On The Silk Road Economic Belt.

In late December, Woodbridge Maimaitisi was proficient in sewing trousers in a garment factory of Bachu Textile Industrial Park in Kashi, Xinjiang.

She may not have thought that a couple of weeks later, a pair of trousers she would wear will appear in the Singapore market thousands of kilometers away.

This can accommodate 200 people at the same time.

It is invested by Henan Kaifeng Di Moni Garments Co. Ltd. and produces 3 million sets of garments annually.

My Bridge is an ordinary female worker. 4 months ago, after skill training, she worked from a farmer to an industrial worker and worked 8 hours a day before sewing machine. She could get a monthly salary of 2500 yuan.

Bachu County, Kashi, Xinjiang, is the "three fork" of the ancient Silk Road. Its starting point for the East silk road is Changan, West Vietnam Kashi and Cong Ling connecting Rome, and south to Hetian to India.

Now, it is a highway and railway hub in southern Xinjiang.

Bachu County pfers, stores and pplants more than 1 million tons of cotton annually, the largest in the country.

The reserve bank, which accounts for about 1/6 of the whole country, is also the largest cotton producing county in Xinjiang. It is known as the "cotton kingdom" of Xinjiang.

This year, there are 282 projects of textile and clothing industry under construction and newly put into operation in Xinjiang. The total investment is 32 billion 800 million yuan, and the scale of Xinjiang textile exceeds 10 million ingots. It has formed five major textile industrial agglomeration areas of Urumqi Changji, Shihezi Kuitun, Korla - Yuli, Akesu al Al and Kashi.

It is estimated that in the next 10 years, the total output value of the textile and garment industry will reach 212 billion 500 million yuan and the total industrial chain capacity will be 1 million.

Wang Peng, general manager of Vanward garment factory, told reporters that enterprises are basically order production, and now they are producing trousers for customers in Singapore.

"Come to Bachu."

It is the special preferential policies that are abundant in cotton resources and low electricity prices.

The newly married Eli Hupur and his wife Ge Bea Guli were the early beneficiaries of the preferential policies for textile and garment industry in Xinjiang.

They have been working in the Bachu county's company for nearly a year.

"The enterprise arranged for us the" husband and wife room ", we do not go home in the evening, we live in the factory and visit our parents every Saturday. Eli Hupur said," I treasure this stable job very much. I learned from it that I had never had any knowledge before, and it made my life more wonderful. "

In the end of 2014, the company began producing and processing 10 thousand pairs of cotton socks and exported to Kyrgyzstan, which is adjacent to Bachu.

Aniwall Maimaitice, a shareholder of the company, used to do cotton spinning in Zhuji, Zhejiang, and Bachu took more consideration of the geographical advantages of opening up to the West.

"Here are close to a number of ports facing central Asia, with convenient export and low freight rates."

Abundant cotton resources have attracted more and more cotton textile enterprises to invest in Bachu. Since 2006, Bachu county has been developing the textile and garment industry as the primary industry, providing public rental housing, dining, school, medical services and other preferential policies for the textile industrial park enterprises, and providing preferential policies such as tariff subsidies, freight subsidies and training subsidies. At present, 16 enterprises have invested in production, which can reach 400 thousand spindles of annual spinning, 8 million sets of made garments and 50 million pairs of socks, and 3000 people have been employed.

The vision of "one belt and one road" brings new opportunities for development in Bachu, which is located in southern Xinjiang. At present, many large mainland enterprises are negotiating to invest in textile and garment industry, and Bachu is becoming the "Textile City" on the Silk Road Economic Belt.

He Qiang, Secretary of the Bachu county Party committee, told the China News Agency reporter.