Kyrgyzstan Promotes Textile Industry In An All-Round Way

< p > recently, the sixth meeting of the Kyrgyz India government economic and trade cooperation committee was held in Bishkek.

At present, India exports < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > strong > textile < /strong > /a > 50% of total volume flows into Kyrgyz. India hopes to strengthen cooperation between the two sides in the textile industry, including the production of a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/", "a", "clothing", "clothing", "artificial" fiber and so on, and intends to cooperate in gold mining.

Meanwhile, India hopes to open the way to the Customs Union market through Kyrgyz.

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"P" is expected to attract India merchants to invest in jjv to establish joint ventures, and to carry out technical cooperation in cotton processing and pharmaceuticals.

Kyrgyzstan will soon join the customs union. It will make India businessmen easier to enter the markets of Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus.

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In order to further study and understand the Kyrgyz market, the Secretariat of the World Trade Organization (P) recently completed a comprehensive report on Kyrgyz commitments to fulfill WTO obligations and its trade policy, which said that from 2006 to 2012, domestic industrial production doubled, but this growth was mainly dependent on the continuous rise in gold prices in the international market.

At the present stage, gold processing related to the "Kore" gold mine, especially smelting and refining, still occupies a leading position in the production area of the Kyrgyzstan industry.

However, it is noteworthy that although the textile industry has a small share of total industrial output, it has more than half of the industry in the Kyrgyzstan industry.

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< p > it is understood that last year, Kyrgyz exported 8 billion 800 million SOM (187 million US dollars) to Russia, an increase of 26% over the same period last year. It is Russia's third largest source of textile imports, after China and Belarus.

Of the textiles exported from Kyrgyz, 85% are finished garments.

Therefore, in order to protect the interests of domestic textile enterprises, Kyrgyzstan requested preferential treatment for its import < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > strong > cloth < /strong > /a, excipients and other textile materials in the negotiations of joining the customs union.

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This year, Kyrgyz Prime Minister Sutter Barr G Jef approved the outline of the development of 2013~2015 textile and sewing industry, which aims to improve the competitiveness of the Kyrgyz textile and sewing industry and attract investment in the establishment of productive enterprises in this field, including cotton processing, silkworm breeding and fine wool sheep raising, so as to expand the export of commodities in this field. P

This outline establishes the goal of textile export growth in the next three years: Kyrgyz textile exports will increase by 10.1%, 18.4% and 25% in the next three years.

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In addition to a series of policies, speeding up cooperation with other countries has also become an important point in the development of Kyrgyzstan's textile industry. < p >

Sally Jef, Minister of economic and anti monopoly policy of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, once said that China is leading the developing countries through comprehensive and efficient social and economic reforms. It has always been and will continue to be one of Kyrgyzstan's most important and attractive trading and investment partners.

In recent years, the commodity trade between Kyrgyzstan and China has shown a steady growth trend. Kyrgyzstan hopes that the two sides will cooperate in the fields of textile and clothing production, comprehensive food processing, agriculture and so on.

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This year, A Sarnoff, Vice Minister of energy and industry of Kyrgyzstan, has also invited South Korea to invest in Kyrgyzstan's silk and woolen sector.

It also indicates that Kyrgyzstan will provide land, business sites and engineering maintenance, while Korea Companies can bring investment, equipment and experience.

The Ministry of energy and industry of Kyrgyzstan is prepared to generate all possible conditions for investors to maintain the interests of mutual cooperation.

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