"Central Asian Countries Textile Industry Investment Environment Research Report" Released Textile Resources Complementarity And Deep Processing Cooperation Is An Opportunity.

In January 17th, the Central Asian national textile industry investment environment research report was released in Beijing.

Central Asia is an important partner for China to build the "one belt and one road" initiative.

In recent years, with the further development of the "one belt and one way" initiative, new progress has been made in productivity cooperation between China and Central Asian countries.

In order to further understand the development of textile industry in Central Asian countries, the feasibility of China and Central Asian countries in textile production capacity cooperation, in 2018, China Federation of textile industry international trade office, China International Trade Promotion Committee textile industry branch and China Textile International Energy Cooperation Enterprise Alliance entrusted Donghua University to complete the project of "Research on investment environment of textile industry in Central Asian countries".

Under the framework of the Silk Road Economic Belt and the SCO, how do Central Asian countries cooperate with China's textile industry?

How can China's textile and garment industry invest in Central Asian countries?

What is the investment environment of textile and clothing industry in Central Asian countries?

Wang Hua, the principal researcher of the textile industry "one belt and one way" International Cooperative Development Research Center, explained to the Donghua University that, through the initiative of "one belt and one road", the exchange of production, teaching and research between China and Central Asia textile industry is becoming more and more close.

In the "along the way" Silk Road Economic Belt, Central Asia is the starting point and core area.

Central Asian countries have abundant reserves of natural resources such as oil and natural gas, cotton varieties and large output. The flourishing animal husbandry industry can provide high-quality wool cashmere raw materials, and its silk industry has great potential.

Compared with Central Asian countries, China has an absolute advantage in textile processing and contributes to the industrialization of Central Asian countries.

How to carry out productivity cooperation is worth discussing deeply.

At present, the new textile industrial park in Central Asia is being planned and implemented in an orderly way.

In October last year, Uzbekistan harvested cotton from China's technology cultivation, yielding two times its traditional farming methods.

The Central Asian international cotton joint laboratory project is planned to be built in 3 countries including Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

The project of textile industry park in Tajikistan is also advancing.

At present, Jiangsu Jinsheng Group invest in Uzbekistan to build the international Uzbek park.

The Group invested 240 thousand spindles in the compact spinning project. The first phase 120 thousand spindles were put into operation in July 2017, and the two phase project has already started.

The project is located in the state of the state of the state of the state of Uzbekistan in the state of caccad. The project covers an area of 30 hectares, with a total investment of US $200 million.

This report adopts interdisciplinary research and other methods to deeply analyze the investment environment and industrial characteristics of Central Asian countries.

In the Central Asian countries, Uzbekistan's cotton textile, knitting and garment industry, Kazakhstan's wool and wool textile industry, Turkmenistan's cotton and wool textile industry, Kyrgyzstan cashmere industry, cotton textile industry, and Tajikistan cotton textile industry have broad prospects for cooperation, and deserve the attention of Chinese textile enterprises.

For the advantages of investment cooperation among Central Asian countries, the report points out that in recent years, Turkmenistan's economic growth has always been the first place in Central Asian countries, and its economic strength is second only to Kazakhstan in five Central Asian countries.

The government of Kyrgyzstan has implemented multiple preferential measures for the newly established textile and garment enterprises. Tajikistan is the first country in the world to sign a memorandum of understanding with China on promoting the Silk Road Economic Belt.

Both the government and enterprises in Tajikistan have shown strong desire and aspirations for China.

The report also pointed out that the target mode of Chinese enterprises investing in Central Asian countries should start from a multi angle understanding of Central Asia from the perspective of resource supply and demand and technological differences in manufacturing.

At the same time, investment in Central Asia's textile and clothing should be rational and prudent.

Textile enterprises should seriously study investment projects, identify investment risks, attach importance to religious and ethnic problems in Central Asian countries, and financial and legal risks.