‘46,800 jobs’: Xinjiang official says textile industry is growing despite US sanctions
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A Xinjiang official, Wang Kuiran, reported that the region's textile industry expanded in 2023, despite US-led sanctions. Speaking at China's "two sessions" political gathering, Wang stated yarn output increased over 20% and fabric production rose 36% year-on-year, resulting in 46,800 new jobs. Wang pledged stronger support for companies affected by the restrictions and stated China opposes "economic bullying." He added that authorities have developed a medium and long-term plan for Xinjiang’s textile and garment industry. The textile industry in Xinjiang has been a key target of Western sanctions due to concerns about forced labor.
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