Textile Industry Promotes Stable Employment For Poor People In Southern Xinjiang

Mel Huba URAI wood did not think that one day he would become a staff member of a textile company in Shule County, earning 3000 yuan a month. "When I came to work in this company, I had a steady source of income and removed the hat of the poor, and the days were getting better." In April 12th, Mel harba, a poor household in the village of BA Heqi, Shule County, said happily.

In recent years, the textile industry has grown rapidly and opened a window for the poor households in the southern Xinjiang to set up a poverty alleviation and income increase.

Cultivating industrial workers

Two years ago, the textile company in Shule County hired Analguri Anwyl, a poor family living in the village of ahekuli village, Yengisar, and quickly became a textile worker. "The more we work, the more we discover that we will not learn too much." Ana M Guli is determined to work hard and study hard. After nearly 2 years of "further education", she emerged from more than 400 employees and became director of the post spinning workshop. "I now earn more than 3500 yuan a month." Ana M Guli said.

Relying on abundant cotton resources and unique geographical advantages, with the help of the Dongfeng industry, some famous textile and garment enterprises in China have invested in the southern Xinjiang, and the textile industry has mushroomed. These domestic textile and garment giants are moving westward instead of simply moving the production lines. They are also carrying out space transfer while completing the iterative upgrading from traditional manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing.

"Our company uses the most advanced spinning equipment in China, and later installed in Kashi and Yengisar is also an international advanced equipment." Di Xiuhua, head of the textile company in Shule County, said.

The textile enterprises located in southern Xinjiang have trained a large number of mature industrial workers while providing jobs, so that a large number of farmers have gone from the field to the workshop and from the hearth to the machine platform.

Promoting employment and increasing income

"I learned how to operate machines and earn 3000 yuan to 4000 yuan a month." In April 13th, Barat Mamatimine, a staff member of a textile company in Hetian, said.

Barathe, the village of Ku Mu Ba village in shahlbagg Township, Hetian City, is a poor household in the village. In 2019, he went to Hotan textile company to work. Now he has become a skilled textile worker.

In recent years, our district has adopted a series of measures to support the development of textile and garment industry in southern Xinjiang. The policy superposition benefits stimulate the vitality of the textile and garment industry in southern Xinjiang, help enterprises resume work and resume production, and promote stable employment.

"At present, the total number of employees in our company is nearly 1000, of which more than 95% are Hotan local employees. The next step is to expand the scale of enterprises. By 2025, our capacity will reach 350 thousand spindles, the total output value of enterprises will reach 1 billion yuan, and employment can reach 3000 people." Yan Jianlin, general manager of Hetian textile company, said that with the strong support of the government, more than 80% of the old employees have returned to work, and dozens of workers have been recruited.

Enter the production workshop of a knitting and Textile Technology Co., Ltd. in Akesu textile industrial city (Development Zone), a Taiwan textile equipment keeps running, and the staff are busy on the production line. "We need to make up for the delay in the previous outbreak." Nubigella Ekota, the company's employee, said.

The needle Spinning Technology Co., Ltd., which was put into operation in 2017, has absorbed 1100 rural surplus labor force to transfer jobs.

Poverty alleviation effect highlights

"Last month, I got 3500 yuan salary. Now, I am proud of my family. " In April 10th, Melgem Imel, a staff member of Akesu color spinning Co., said with a smile. Maier Yam, 24 years old, stood in front of the test desk in his red work clothes and skillfully operated the equipment.

3 years ago, Maier Yam was a farmer in the wasteland Village of Al Heya town in Wushi county. Now, as an experimental worker of Akesu color spinning Co., Ltd., she specially checks the quality of the yarn produced.

With the implementation of preferential policies for the development of textile and garment industry in southern Xinjiang, a group of textile and garment enterprises were attracted to seek business opportunities and greatly promoted the employment and income of local people. In 2019 alone, the textile and garment industry in four prefectures in the southern Xinjiang increased 95 thousand jobs.

"Before working everywhere, no fixed income, now I can get 3000 yuan per month fixed wages, eat and live in the factory, my family are happy for me." In April 13th, the staff of a textile technology company in Hetian city was unable to conceal his joy.

In this company, there are 600 employees such as vomit delivery. They get rid of poverty through the employment of factories, and indirectly drive more than 5000 people out of poverty.

As Bao Guangtu, an inspector of the Poverty Alleviation Office of the autonomous region, said, the employment of the poor labor force in the four prefectures of Southern Xinjiang is larger than that of the labor intensive industries such as textiles and clothing.