From 2.9% to 4.1%, what did the "belt and road" bring to the textile industry?

2.9% and 4.1%, this is China's growth in &ldquo and &rdquo along the way; the growth of textile and clothing exports in the countries along the border in 2017 and 2018 has increased by 1.2%. Compared with the fluctuations in the traditional European and American markets, China's &ldquo and belt &rdquo all along, the overall exports of textiles and clothing in the countries along the line are relatively stable. Besides the rise in trade volume, &ldquo and the other side of the road ” what has the initiative also brought to the textile industry?
Six years ago, in Astana, Kazakhstan, & ldquo; the Silk Road Economic Belt, & rdquo; a major initiative was born. Six years later, on the Bank of the Yan Xi Lake in Beijing, the second &ldquo and the &rdquo along the way; the international cooperation forum was held ceremoniously to build “ the whole area was ” the ramming base was completed, and it was transferred to the comprehensive stage of taking root, bearing fruit and fruiting.
“ along the way ” 65 countries along the total population of 4 billion 400 million, GDP total 21 trillion US dollars, accounting for 63% and 29% of the world's total, and the total volume of trade accounted for only 1/4 of the world, which means that these countries have huge market potential.
Since &ldquo, along the way &rdquo, since the proposal was put forward, China's textile and clothing industry has been on the road to &ldquo and &rdquo, and the exports of the countries along the border are frequent highlights. According to statistics of China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce, in 2016, China's &ldquo and belt road &rdquo, along the border countries, textile and apparel exports totaled 89 billion 150 million US dollars, accounting for 33.4% of the total exports; in 2017, China's &ldquo and belt roads ” 64 countries along the line of textile and clothing exports totaled 91 billion 470 million US dollars, an increase of 2.9%, and exports accounted for 34.1%; in 2018, China's & amp; Ldquo; along the way ” exports of textiles and clothing by the countries along the border stood at US $95 billion 260 million, an increase of 4.1% over the same period last year, accounting for 34% of the total exports of textiles and clothing.
Since 2015, the negative transmission effect of the economic fluctuation of the traditional market on China's textile and garment exports has begun to appear. Taking clothing as an example, in 2015 and 2016, the export volume of clothing and apparel accessories in China was 175.886 billion US dollars and 159.447 billion US dollars respectively, which decreased by 6.35% and 9.35% respectively. During this period, China's clothing exports to some emerging markets increased rapidly in the wake of the &ldquo, the &rdquo and the implementation of the initiative. In 2016, China's clothing exports to Saudi Arabia, Kyrgyzstan, Philippines, Kazakhstan and Iraq increased by 34.84%, 71.54%, 24.88%, 30.03% and 26.43% respectively over the same period last year. New export markets are being developed and nurtured. According to the statistics of China Customs, in 2018, China's textile and apparel exports increased by 3.66% year on year. Among them, textile raw materials and textile products for Vietnam, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand and Kazakhstan increased by 25.31%, 4.34%, 19.29%, 6.91% and 1.93% year on year, respectively.
On the whole, since 2018, the growth of textile raw materials and textile products exported to China along the way of &ldquo and &rdquo has played a positive role in promoting the overall export. “ along the way ” the countries along the line have brought new opportunities for export-oriented export enterprises.
At the same time, under the influence of &ldquo, &rdquo and construction, more and more garment enterprises go abroad and take part in &ldquo and &rdquo.
The investment of Red Bean Group in Cambodia's West Port Special Administrative Region is a typical example of success. In April 2007, Red Bean Group, in conjunction with Chinese and Cambodian enterprises, began to build and plan the Xigang Special Economic Zone in Cambodia, which was one of the first overseas economic and trade cooperation zones approved by the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Finance. The overall planning area is 11.13 square kilometers and the first development area is 5.28 square kilometers, with textile and clothing, hardware machinery, light industrial appliances and other leading industries, while integrating export processing zones, business and trade zones, living areas in one. After completion, it can accommodate 300 enterprises, form 100,000 industrial workers to find jobs and 200,000 people to live in livable new cities.
In yesterday's &ldquo, Zhou Haijiang, the entrepreneurs' meeting, the vice president of the Chinese folk chamber of Commerce, the chairman of the board of directors of the red bean group and the CEO &ldquo, said: “ along the way ” on every country's national conditions, the project must take root in the local area, cooperate with the local government and people, and win each other for a long time. This is the largest body of the red bean group in more than 10 years. Meeting. Zhou Haijiang also expressed his intention to achieve win-win situation with eight stakeholders, namely, shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers, partners, government, environment, society (community) and share development results.
Ruyi group is also the first forerunner along the &ldquo, the belt and the road &rdquo, and the economic belt development. Since 2013, we have been making ahead-of-time decisions and seizing opportunities to launch new intelligent manufacturing projects in policy-intensive and low-cost areas such as Ningxia, Xinjiang and Pakistan, forming the innovative business model and profit model of the whole industrial chain, leading to successful industrial transformation and upgrading.
China's textile industry can not go without the cooperation of professional education and vocational training in textile industry. Professional education is the most important part of China's textile and garment production cooperation with &ldquo and &rdquo.
In March 2018, Tianjin Vocational and Technical Normal University, Tianjin Polytechnic University and Tianjin City Construction University jointly launched a cross-border school-running project with the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training of Punjab Province in Pakistan, namely, mdash; & mdash; Punjab Tianjin University of Technology held its opening ceremony in Lahore City. The first 290 local students to be enrolled in the school will receive applied technology education of relevant majors. Three universities in Tianjin have set up engineering and technology institutes, textile engineering institutes and architectural engineering institutes respectively. They have seven majors, such as mechanical engineering, textile engineering and civil engineering. They use the training mode of Chinese higher education in the form of joint education to train applied technical talents for Pakistan.
Group Exhibition to Explore a Win-win Road for Industry
&ldquo, along the way ” the implementation of strategy has pointed out the direction for the internationalization of more Chinese textile enterprises. For many years, participation in the exhibition is one of the most effective ways for textile enterprises to enter and understand the market. Through this mode, not only can Chinese enterprises connect with the local industry faster and more accurately, the local industry can also deepen the cognition of Chinese textile and garment enterprises, and promote the development of the textile industry. To achieve a win-win situation in the industries of the two countries.
On December 7, 2017, the Indian Textile Machinery Exhibition (ITMACH INDIA) opened in Gujarat, India. The scale of this exhibition breaks all previous records. More than 500 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and regions participated in the exhibition, covering the entire field of textile equipment. At the Indian Textile Machinery Exhibition, more than 100 domestic textile machinery enterprises participated in the exhibition. Hengtian Lixin, Zhengzhou Textile Machinery, Yuci Branch of Jingwei Textile Machinery, Qingdao Hongda, Changde Textile Machinery, Jingwei Tianju, Wuxi Hongda and other enterprises jointly appeared. China Textile Machinery Group has not exhibited the entity mainframe equipment. It mainly exhibits the latest and best-selling products by means of 3D cotton spinning process video, online textile machine exhibition and other multimedia forms.
In recent years, the internationalization ability of China's textile machinery has been constantly strengthened. In response to &ldquo and &rdquo, it is proposed that enterprises should strengthen overseas market development so as to accelerate the speed of China's textile machinery &ldquo and &rdquo. Now, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietnam, Bangladesh and other countries have been & ldquo; Made in China & rdquo; the main export market of textile equipment. As the Indian government encourages Indian enterprises to extend to deep processing and industrial chain, weaving equipment will become a key product for domestic equipment exports to India. In addition, now the Indian fiber industry needs to be upgraded, chemical fiber equipment has become another key product for domestic enterprises to tighten the layout of the Indian market. At this Indian Textile Machinery Exhibition, China Textile Machinery Group mainly promotes dyeing and finishing, chemical fibers and loom equipment, which attracts great attention from Indian audiences.
From “ export new market ” to “ investment school good partner ” “ along the way ” along the country has become an important target market for China's textile trade and overseas investment. The textile and garment industry is closely related to the development of human civilization. China's textile and garment industry will also accelerate development under the guidance of &ldquo, &rdquo and strategic policies. “ along the way ” has already benefited the development of textile industry and trade in less developed countries. It can be predicted that all countries in the world will adopt more real multilateral free trade agreements, and China's textile and garment industry will also rise against the current and set off a new wave of development.