Textile Industry Has Become One Of The Priorities Of Turkmenistan'S Economic Development In Recent Years.

Turkmenistan 24 reported that in recent years

Industry has become one of the priorities of Turkmenistan's economic development.

In 1991 -2016, the proportion of processed cotton fabrics increased year by year, from 3% to 51%.

At present, there are more than 70 enterprises in the textile industry, producing different kinds of products.

Cotton, towels, woven fabrics, knitted fabrics and finished products made of these fabrics.

In addition, there are also silk processing enterprises.

Leather processing plant, etc.

At present, there are 30000 practitioners in Turkmenistan's textile industry.

Turkmenistan textile industry has worked with the European bank for reconstruction and development, Japan International Cooperative Bank and MitsubishiCorporation (Japan) company to promote advanced and efficient technology and equipment, and ensure the production of high quality and competitive products.

The advanced equipment provided by the textile enterprises is from world-renowned foreign companies such as Rieter (Switzerland), Trutzschler, Schlafhorst, Zincer, Monfrost, Kusters (Germany), Marzoli, Mario, Crosta, Reggiani, Arioli, Savio (Italy), Hong Kong, Japan, China, Belgium (Belgium) and China (UK).

In 2013, the two phase of Ashkhabad textile complex bed production was put into operation.

In 2014, Sejin, turkmenat and Cunha cotton cotton mills were put into operation.

In February 2016, at the base of Ashkhabad cotton yarn joint company, the stocking production workshop (capacity 2 million 500 thousand double / year) provided by Lonati (Italy) company was put into operation.

At the beginning of the year, knitted sweater workshop (capacity 23000 pieces / year) supplied by ShimaSeiki company (Japan) was put into operation.

In 2000-2015 years, cotton yarn output increased 2.4 times and cotton output increased 4 times.

More than 70% of the textiles were exported to the United States, European countries, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, China, the Baltic States and other countries.

In the past 2000-2015 years, the export of textile products has increased by 3.2 times.

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