President Of Uruguay: Hope To Strengthen Cooperation With China'S Textile Industry

Uruguay President Mujica said in Beijing 27 days that China and Ukraine have strong complementarity and mutually beneficial cooperation.

Uruguay hopes to strengthen cooperation with China's textile industry and achieve win-win results through export processing products.

China is Uruguay's largest trading partner and the largest importer of wool.

Musca took part in the "China Uruguay Business Forum" 27 days in Beijing.

He said that the stability and long-term nature of China Uruguay economic and trade relations is very important.

China is a country that has achieved tremendous development. The development of world productivity has also created a globalized civilization. This background requires both sides to pay attention to the interests of all parties.

Uruguay exports large quantities of primary products such as soybeans and wool to China. In the future, it hopes to focus on the export of high value-added products.

He said that business and trade are a manifestation of advanced politics and a guarantee of world stability.

It is hoped that Chinese enterprises will focus on the future, play their wisdom, seek high value-added cooperation with Uruguay, and make full use of the framework of the common market of the south to carry out comprehensive cooperation.

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The chairman of the Promotion Committee, Wan Jifei, said at the China Uruguay business forum that the China Latin American entrepreneurs Council, which was recently launched by the China Council for the promotion of trade, will maintain and strengthen cooperation with relevant counterpart organizations in Uruguay and Ukraine Embassy in China. As a matter of fact, it will continue to provide assistance for the Sino Latin American business community to further deepen mutual understanding and deepen mutually beneficial cooperation and contribute to the healthy and stable development of Sino Ukraine economic and trade relations.

Mexico's textile industry requires the government to deal with illegal activities such as smuggling.

Foreign media reported on October 24th that Mexico's industrial sector asked the government to deal with smugglers and importers of unfair trade, such as undervalued prices, and severely punish them by law and cut off their financial and operational networks.

The National Textile Industry Association of Mexico said that it controls textile products to enter ink by underestimating the price.

The integration strategy will be implemented in mid November this year.

According to the chamber of Commerce, only $32 million worth of textiles and $38 million garments were imported into the Mexico market in June this year. The illegal import behavior seriously affected the development potential of the ink textile industry.

The ink textile industry has 450 thousand direct and formal employment positions, accounting for 10% of the national manufacturing jobs.