Local Hot Spot: Acceleration Of Construction Of Key Industrial Projects In Alar Economic And Technological Development Zone

On February 19, the construction site of the Alar Economic and Technological Development Zone project was full of tower cranes, and a number of projects were under construction.

"The project of Xinjiang Caishi Textile Industrial Park plans to invest 5 billion yuan to build 160000 spindle ring spinning machines, 15000 water jet looms and 8300 twisting machines, with an expected annual output value of 4 billion yuan, which can lead to 5000 jobs," Zhou Hongfu, director of Xinjiang Caishi Textile Industrial Park Investment Co., Ltd., introduced to reporters.

Relying on the advantages of cotton resources, the First Division Alar City focuses on the construction of key industrial projects with high quality, introduces a number of cotton textile enterprises, develops downstream industries, and extends the cotton textile industry chain. This year, the key construction projects of Alar Economic and Technological Development Zone include a number of textile and printing and dyeing projects.

At the construction site of the factory building project of Xinjiang Ajing Textile Technology Co., Ltd., the reporter saw that the vehicles shuttled back and forth, and the scene was full of enthusiasm. This year, Xinjiang Ajing Textile Technology Co., Ltd. plans to complete an investment of 7 billion yuan to promote the early completion of further projects. Mao Wei, the chairman of the company, told reporters that the current project construction is strong and orderly. The main plant construction can be completed in April this year, and the equipment installation can be completed in July.

"Large projects drive new industries, and new industries stimulate new momentum. We will press the 'fast forward key' and run out of the 'acceleration' to push major industrial projects into production as soon as possible, continue to extend, supplement and strengthen the chain, and add stamina to the high-quality development of the city's economy." Qin Wulin, a member of the Party Leadership Group of the Alar Development and Reform Commission of the First Division, said.