[Nanchang Anyi in the second quarter of major projects started]On the morning of June 3, 2023, Nanchang City held a major project in the second quarter of 2023, a total of 22 projects in Anyi County were included in the project, with a total investment of 8.1 billion yuan. The Anxin Electronic Production Base project is the concentrated construction site of major projects in Anyi County. With a total investment of 1 billion yuan and an annual investment of 500 million yuan, the project is scheduled to be completed and put into operation in August 2024. In the second quarter, 22 projects, including the aluminum veneer project with an annual output of 500,000 square meters of Anyang County Hongyu Plastic Industry and the renovation and expansion project of Jiangxi Jiangyuan Material Factory (Phase II), were included in the city's centralized construction projects, with a total investment of 8.1 billion yuan and an annual planned investment of 5.4 billion yuan, covering key industries such as aluminum profiles, new materials and electronic information, including 19 industrial projects with a total investment of 7.69 billion yuan. Editor/Xue Ma
In the first quarter of 2026, 80 major projects in Shaya County, Xinjiang will resume work and start construction, with an annual planned investment of 5.172 billion yuan. Among them, Ruisai Textile's 300000 spindles intelligent spinning project has a total investment of 700 million yuan and will be completed and put into operation in October. It is expected to produce 35000 tons of high-end yarn annually and create more than 500 jobs. In Jiashi County, Shengli Textile's orders have been scheduled until September, and they are working hard to produce a large order of 1000 tons. Thanks to the comprehensive replacement of over 1400 intelligent twisting machines, the enterprise has achieved a production capacity of 50 new equipment to offset 80 old equipment, playing a passionate chapter in the opening of Xinjiang's textile industry while reducing costs and increasing efficiency. Editor/Cheng Liting
On March 5, 2026, Uzbekistan finalized a special allocation of 600 billion Uzbek shillings, focusing on the modernization of canals and efficient utilization of water resources. The funds are divided into two major sectors: 480 billion yuan for the construction of concrete canals and irrigation networks, with a focus on rebuilding 389 kilometers of high leakage channels; 120 billion for water conservation and management. This move is expected to save 206 million cubic meters of water annually, 26 million kilowatt hours of electricity, and improve water supply to 158400 hectares of farmland. As a water poor country with a per capita capacity of only 702 cubic meters, this allocation is not only a short-term emergency response to agricultural irrigation pressure, but also a key long-term strategic step in achieving the goal of 85% of the population enjoying reliable water supply by 2030. Editor/Cheng Liting