Two Cities, Seven Parks and One Center, Xinjiang Develops Textile Industry

On June 19th, at the Xinjiang Textile Industry Transfer and Exchange Conference for the 2011 Xinjiang Industrial Transfer Series, the relevant person in charge of the Xinjiang Textile Industry Management Office stated that in order to undertake the transfer of the textile industry, Xinjiang is now determined to undertake the basic area of ​​industrial transfer. At present, the "two cities, seven parks and one center" have been planned to focus on the development of the textile industry.

According to reports, the “two cities” were finalized by Shihezi and Akesu. The former is the most developed area in Xinjiang's cotton textile industry. The cotton and cotton linters in this region have high yields, with one or two grades of cotton accounting for more than 80%; the latter is located in the north and south of Xinjiang. Xinjiang's transportation hub is a major town and transportation hub in South Xinjiang, and its annual cotton output accounts for 1/9 of the country's total. “One Center” refers to Urumqi, which will be used to build Urumqi Textile International Trade Center.

"Seven Gardens" is currently being considered. Among the industrial parks in the north and south of Xinjiang, more than a dozen industrial parks such as Kashgar, Khorgos, Alar, Korla, Shaya, Manas, Jinghe, etc. have listed textile as a key development industry, and relevant departments are relying on The development trend of the textile industry will focus on cultivating the development of seven parks.

Foreign textile companies can enter hospitals within the planning area of ​​industrial transfer, and they will be able to receive “hospitality”. The Xinjiang Textile Industry Industry Management Office stated that it will specialize in the transfer of key industrial construction projects that have been included in the plan, prioritize implementation of construction conditions, track progress in its progress, and promote early completion of the project. For example, support for “Two Cities and Seven Parks” to set up ** joint stock companies in the local area, encourage companies to participate in stocks, engage in **, settlement, and guarantee businesses, ease the pressure on corporate capital requirements, and at the same time, play the role of autonomous regional guarantee centers for small and medium-sized enterprises. The funds will be further tilted toward SMEs in the textile industry.