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Importance Of Textile Industry In Pakistan

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Abstract In the economic development the textile industry plays very important role. About 15 million people 38% of the manufacturing labor force works in the garment industry and about 20% work in the textile industry (in mills and such) More than 0.15 million people are employed (directly or indirectly) by the textile industry in Pakistan. This paper examines economic and social terms, in the short-run by providing incomes, jobs, especially for women the role of textile and clothing (T&C) industries in growth and development strategies in developing countries. It suggests that textiles and clothing industries are important in, and foreign currency receipts and in the long run by providing countries the opportunity for sustained economic …show more content…

This project will examine the importance of textile industry in growth and development strategies in development of Pakistan. We will review economic and social aspects and describe the significance of textile industry and clothing in incomes, employment and growth development strategies. The earnings of a country can be intended in different ways, GDP Gross Domestic products is such calculation of indicator of country’s prosperity indicates the value of goods and services manufacture by one economy disregards of nationality with in a particular period of wealth, the GDP growth percentage cannot be make as an indicator since, it effects the business confidence in positive or in negative sense. Worldwide recession investment is the negative sign in economic growth for two or more successive quarter of …show more content…

It splits cotton its seed and layers thus adding value to the textile industry. There are about 1221 Ginning units in Pakistan there distribution is 1078 in the Province of Punjab and in the Sindh province.
The overall volume is around 20 million cotton bales per year. Against all the capacity, the overall production of cotton ginning is 10.0 million cotton bales deliberated an extra capacity the country have in ginning sector.

Spinning
Spinning is the key progress and all the future value additions which is garments,
Weaving, processing and knitting are built on spinning. Any changes in character of straight production of spinning affect the total value chain of textile industry. The textile sector of Pakistan is attractive the oldest or many of the spinning plants have been there for the hurdle time. This is artificial to become the very valuable split within the chain of textile industry production
. The key focus of the sector is in cities of Faisalabad, Karachi, Multan, Hyderabad and Lahore. Weaving means merging two different sets of yarns or clothes to make a fabric or
Cloth. This may exist the easy and hard; easy way of weaving measured as the making cloth and the other items. Yarn or pieces of rare material are send below and overhead one

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