Xinjiang Development and Reform Commission: Promote cotton procurement in an orderly manner

In order to make every effort to carry out various cotton procurement tasks in Xinjiang under the current epidemic situation, the Autonomous Region Development and Reform Commission has highlighted the two key points of cotton “acquisition and logistics” on the basis of precise prevention and control and “point-to-point” closed-loop management. In this link, in accordance with the principle of “not missing the farming season and giving priority to access”, we ensure the orderly and directional flow of cotton inspection, technical service personnel, vehicles and materials in our district, and timely arrival at work, as well as cotton harvesting, processing, warehousing, public inspection and other work The links are effectively connected and the cotton procurement work is promoted in an orderly manner.

First, attach great importance to it and arrange deployment in a timely manner. In accordance with the notice requirements of the autonomous region on cotton harvesting, processing, warehousing, public inspection, etc. during the epidemic prevention and control period, and in light of the current stagnant directional flow of service personnel, vehicles, materials, etc. in all aspects of the cotton industry in our region, we organized a district-wide The development and reform system held a video scheduling meeting on “Strengthening Responsibility, Preventing Risks, Ensuring Safety, and Promoting Development” to formulate and issue the “Work Plan on Guaranteeing the Directional Flow of Cotton Purchasing and Processing Technical Service Personnel, Vehicles and Materials in our District under the Epidemic Situation.”

The second is to make overall arrangements and coordinate and make every effort to advance the work. Promote the establishment of a three-level overall promotion and coordination mechanism at the autonomous region, prefecture (state, city), and county (city, district) levels. At the autonomous region level, an autonomous region led by the Autonomous Region Development and Reform Commission, with the Department of Transportation, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the Market Supervision Administration, the Department of Public Security, the Health Commission and relevant units of the Corps, and the National Cotton Trading Market as members, was established to coordinate the promotion of cotton during the epidemic. The coordination group for harvesting, processing, warehousing, and public inspection is responsible for coordinating work such as cotton harvesting, processing, warehousing, and public inspection during the epidemic. It supervises localities to improve working mechanisms, implement work, and ensure all aspects of cotton acquisition. The work is carried out in an orderly manner.

The third is to consolidate responsibilities and refine the division of tasks. All localities and departments must play the role of the logistics guarantee working mechanism to ensure smooth transportation of inspection, technical service personnel, “point-to-point” personnel on duty, cotton picking machinery and material transportation; strengthen personnel arrangements for cotton purchase and warehousing in various places, Sample delivery and inspection, cotton market supervision, etc.; provide guidance on environmental disinfection and personnel protection at cotton warehouses, processing sites, and picking links; coordinate postal express companies to do a good job in “point-to-point” delivery of cotton samples and materials; Provide technical services for cotton processing enterprises; coordinate the transportation of cotton inspection, technical service personnel and materials within the jurisdiction of the Corps and across military areas; strengthen departmental coordination and supervision and guidance to ensure the effective implementation of policies and measures in the autonomous region.

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