The Status And Status Quo Of Xinjiang In The Strategy Of "One Belt And One Road"

The strategic concept of "New Silk Road Economic Belt" provides valuable opportunities for the long-term development of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry.

At the same time, Xinjiang's textile and garment industry also needs to find and solve problems in opportunities, make full use of policies and industrial advantages, and establish a virtuous cycle market environment for spinning, weaving and clothing.

Through the rise and fall of Latin America in the 70s of last century, the rise of the "four Asian dragons" in 80s, the dollar has been leading the international market in various ways, and the settlement rate in the world has been up to about 80%.

In the long run, China, Japan, South Korea and Northeast Asia free trade area will become the third largest economy in the world. With the more than 60 countries along the belt and the Southeast Asian Free Trade Area, India and South Asia, the scale of the entire Asia free trade area will exceed 50 trillion dollars and become the world's largest economy.

As the core country of the trade area, China will become the third largest international trade currency after the US dollar and the euro. It will greatly promote the long-term development of the Chinese economy and the improvement of the average living standard of the Chinese people.

The strategic vision of the "New Silk Road Economic Belt" is to strengthen interconnection and trade in Central Asia, provide open access and platform for Western China, promote economic and social development in the western region, and narrow the gap between East and West.

Xinjiang is not only the core area of the Silk Road, but also the bridgehead which opens to the West in China.

Whether it is economic or political, the development of Xinjiang's textile industry will play an important role.

According to the strategic layout of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on further maintaining social stability and achieving long-term stability in Xinjiang, and guiding opinions of the State Council on supporting the development of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry to promote employment, textile and garment will become a pillar industry to undertake eastern industrial pfer and promote employment in Xinjiang.

As a major province of cotton production, Xinjiang entered the new stage of structural adjustment from the "fifteen" period, and increased the construction of high-quality cotton base, developed high-quality cotton yarn and cotton cloth, and became the largest cotton production base and textile production base in China.

According to incomplete statistics, in 2015, the scale of enterprise planning in Xinjiang reached a record scale, and the newly launched cotton spinning project exceeded 6 million spindles (including air spinning).

Among them, Li Tai, Zhen Lun, Jin Fu, Tianhong Group, Huafu group and so on in Xinjiang, the scale of planning and construction is over one million spindles. The scale and investment volume of the monomer cotton spinning project has been greatly improved.

Meanwhile, the Xinjiang textile industry completed a record high investment in fixed assets in 2015, reaching 25 billion 163 million yuan in 1~10 months, up 1.9 times compared to the same period last year. The new cotton spinning capacity is expected to reach 4 million yuan (including air spinning), and will reach the end of 2015.

Up to 10 million spindles (including spinning).

A group of clothing, knitting and carpet enterprises in Shandong, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Anhui and Ningxia came to invest in Xinjiang.

A group of local enterprises in Xinjiang, such as Xin Daxin, bulimu, Kun Mo, Ming Zhong, Ou Liting, Dan Sha Li and Yi Li Qi, have also been developing and expanding. They have made positive contributions to enrich the local clothing varieties and expand the Central Asian market, and have played a good exemplary role in promoting Xinjiang's local and stable employment.

At present,

The cotton resources account for more than 60% of the total output of the country.

Industry has become a key pillar industry for Xinjiang to promote employment.

It is estimated that by the end of 13th Five-Year, the scale of Xinjiang spinning spindle will reach 20 million spindles, and four comprehensive textile and garment industrial bases will be built in Shihezi economic and Technological Development Zone, Korla economic and Technological Development Zone, Akesu textile industrial city and alar economic and Technological Development Zone.