Sino ROC Textile Industry Reached Agreement To Build Bilateral Cooperation Bridge

In May 13th, the delegation of the China Textile Association, headed by Sun Ruizhe, President of China Textile Industry Federation, held talks with representatives of Romania textile industry in Bucharest, capital of Romania. Yang Jizhao, vice president of China Textile Association, vice president of China Knitting Industry Association, executive vice president of China Textile Federation, Xu Yingxin, vice chairman of China Textile Association, director of industry department, Sun Huaibin, deputy director general of China Textile Federation, Yuan Hongping, director of Foreign Affairs Office, Feng Dehu, president of China Textile Construction Planning Institute, Zhu Beina, President of China Cotton Textile Industry Association, Chen Zhihua, director of China dyeing and printing industry association, director of Human Resources Department of China Textile Federation, China Textile Machinery Association, vice chairman of China Textile Machinery Association, director of Information Technology Department of China Textile Association, director and entrepreneur of vice director of China Textile union Productivity Promotion Association, attended the meeting.

At the meeting, the representatives of both sides actively explored bilateral cooperation opportunities through the introduction of the development of their respective textile industries. Sun Ruizhe, President of China Textile Industry Federation and MiHai Pasculescu, President of Romania textile and Garment Leather Association Signed a cooperation agreement between China Textile Industry Federation and Romania textile, clothing, footwear, hats and leather products industry association. 。

Romania market scanning

MiHaiPasculescu, chairman of Romania textile and Garment Leather Association, director of Romania foreign investment department, SorinVasilescu. The representative of Romania introduced the textile industry and investment in Romania.

According to reports, in the past 20 years, due to the lack of raw materials in Romania, the development of textiles is not good. Over 80% of the textile raw materials and accessories are satisfied through imports, and the products exported to the EU are 90%. The main countries are Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy, and the export volume has reached 6 billion euros. At present, about 200 thousand of the population in Romania are engaged in the textile industry, most of which are small and medium-sized enterprises.

Romania has excellent climate and land resources, which is very beneficial to the planting conditions of flax. This will be one of its future development directions, and will be an extension of the industrial chain.

Romania is actively holding exhibitions to actively link up with Chinese enterprises to seek cooperation with suppliers of raw materials. It is revealed that it will build a tax free storage and logistics zone and a textile industrial park, attracting enterprises to invest.

From the perspective of investment environment, Romania runs through the East and west sides of the European Union, and the radiation potential of consumers is up to 500 million. The amount of foreign investment invested in Romania last year has reached 5 billion euros, while Romania in eastern and central Europe is second of the population and seventh of the population. It can also radiate into the European Union, the former Soviet Union and the Middle East and other countries and regions.

Romania's growth rate has been uniform in recent years, and its growth rate has reached 4.19% in 2018. Foreign investment has reached the highest level in recent years. Inflation rate reached 4.6% in 2018, but it is expected to be reduced to around 2.5% in 2019. In 2018, the unemployment rate was 4.2%. From this year, the absorption rate of overseas workers in Romania increased to 20 thousand, and most of the workers came from Vietnam, India, Bangladesh and other countries. The minimum net wage permitted by law is 446 euros.

China's textile strength

Sun Huaibin, vice chairman and director of the Ministry of industry Representative Luo Fang introduced the basic situation and future development direction of China's textile industry. He mentioned that China's textile industry is a pillar industry of China's national economy, and has international competitiveness. Textile exports rank first in the world. The main traditional export markets are the United States, the European Union and Japan, accounting for 40%. With the implementation of the "one belt and one way" initiative, the countries along the route have become a new hot spot, accounting for 1/3 of China's total textile and clothing exports.

After the reform and opening up, the scale of China's textile industry expanded, the achievements of scientific and technological progress came forth, the scale of exports expanded, and the vitality of market development of products became more and more abundant. Especially after entering the twenty-first Century, China's accession to the WTO has made the international competitiveness fully released. Besides, China's national economy has maintained a rapid growth, providing the industry with the driving force for domestic demand.

Referring to the regional distribution characteristics of China's textile industry, sun Huaibin pointed out that from the spatial layout of productive forces, the textile industry accounted for 70% of the whole country's five coastal provinces, such as Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Fujian and Guangdong. In recent years, Xinjiang has also become a hot spot for textile investment, and the industry scale has entered a high-speed development track. According to the production layout of major products, chemical fibers are concentrated in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Fujian; the yarn is mainly concentrated in Shandong; clothing is concentrated in Guangdong.

Since 2011, due to the late fermentation of the international economic crisis and its internal structural contradictions, coupled with the slowdown in China's national economy, the textile industry has entered a new normal growth rate. In a large and complex international environment, such as the stalemate of Sino US trade relations, China's textile industry needs to make a directional adjustment. At the same time, in order to fulfill the high quality development tasks raised by the Chinese government and meet the new expectations of the Chinese people's good life, the Chinese textile industry is developing along the new orientation of technology, fashion and green, among which intelligent manufacturing, independent brand building and sustainable development are of particular concern.

Sino Romanian cooperation to explore opportunities

Xu Yingxin, vice president of China Textile Association, executive vice president of textile industry branch of China Council for promoting trade In his speech, he mainly introduced the progress of overseas investment in China's textile industry, and made prospects for China - EU cooperation. He pointed out that the "one belt and one way" initiative and the firm promotion of international capacity cooperation have created a favorable macroeconomic environment for the layout of the textile industry. The scale of trade has continued to expand and the direct investment in the countries along the border has increased steadily.

Today, China has built the world's leading independent and perfect modern manufacturing system for the whole industry chain. It is also the world's largest producer, export and consumer of fiber products. China's textile industry has the strength and power to enter the new stage of transnational layout.

The demand of textile enterprises is the internal cause of the internationalization of China's textile industry. Outward investment presents a multi regional, multi industry and multi form accelerating trend. The investment situation includes the form of equity merger, asset acquisition and joint venture, coordinating domestic market and linking international resources. The breadth and depth of China's textile industry's going out is expanding constantly. From 2003 to 2018, China's textile industry's foreign direct investment totaled 9 billion 796 million yuan, with an average annual growth rate of 15.6%.

At present, the characteristics of China's textile industry's external investment cooperation mainly lie in two main lines, namely, the transnational distribution of productive forces and the global cooperation of high-quality resources. In terms of the distribution of investment zones, the main investment in the transnational greenbelt is mainly in Southeast Asian countries, and the M & a in brands is mostly in Europe and America. From the point of view of subdivision, cotton spinning and knitting become the leading fields of overseas greenbelt investment in the industry, and investment projects in weaving, printing and dyeing, woven garments and industrial textiles have begun to increase.

Xu Ying Xin It is suggested that China should strengthen international exchanges with the central and Eastern European textile industry and establish a long-term communication mechanism. At the same time, it will encourage more Chinese textile enterprises to invest in central and Eastern European countries. China is expanding its opening wider to the outside world, and welcomes the use of trade platforms to enter the Chinese market.

Experience sharing

Sun Ruizhe, President of China Textile Industry Federation In concluding remarks, Romania is a real, distant, cordial and yearning existence for us.

China has just convened a summit of "one belt and one road". The countries along the belt and road all regard the development of the textile and garment industry as the preferred industry to promote economic development and employment. The governments and industry colleagues of various countries are willing to cooperate with China in strengthening the expectation of textile and clothing cooperation, and they should organize, step by step and purposefully cooperate. Romania also has comparative advantages and good potential for cooperation: First Geopolitics is located at the intersection of Eurasian continent. Second Historically, it has a good foundation for textile industry, and is currently the largest clothing production area in Eastern Europe. Third The human resource foundation is better and the quality of personnel is higher.

At the same time, Sun Rui Zhe The experience accumulated in the development of China's textile industry was shared with Luo Fang: First It is necessary to create a good external environment and set up an export-oriented development mode. Developing an export-oriented economy needs support from talents, funds and channels, and it can be solved through cooperation between China and Romania. Second Cluster development and industrial agglomeration can bring together the same type of enterprises and develop centrally through local governments and even national power. Third With the support of the industrial chain and China's perfect industrial chain, it can meet new challenges even in the face of trade friction. Romania can also build industries based on subdivision, for example, in the middle and high-end suits, etc., it can extend from garment processing to woolen and linen production lines.

In addition, suggestions on cooperation between China and Romania are made. Sun Rui Zhe A supplement was also made. First I hope that the Romania textile and Garment Association and other institutions can make a list to facilitate China's industry colleagues to have a better understanding of Luo's demand, laying the foundation for the next stage of commercial docking and investment docking. Second We hope that the two sides will establish a long-term mechanism for communication and cooperation through mutual visits and joint participation and organization of key projects. Third On the basis of Luo's demand, we will publicize and popularize the key investment areas that Luo needs to China's industry colleagues, laying the foundation for attracting investment next step. Fourth The creation of a policy environment also requires the two governments to go up to the national level.

At the end of the symposium, the delegation of the China Textile Union also visited the famous local enterprises. TANEX 。 TANEX was founded in 1999. It mainly consists of two major business segments, namely, garment and knitwear. Its products are mainly exported to retailers in France, Spain, Sweden and the United States. The head of the company said that he was very interested in working with Chinese enterprises and has imported raw materials and accessories from China.