The National Two sessions in 2025 were held on March 4 to 5, as the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan", this year's two sessions have attracted much attention from all walks of life. At this critical juncture, the two sessions will not only summarize the achievements and experience of the past five years, but also plan for the future development layout. For the textile industry, this year's two sessions contain many favorable policies and development opportunities.

The hot topics of the two sessions focus on high-quality development

The hot topics of this year's two sessions cover a number of key areas, reflecting the focus and direction of the country's development in the new stage.

First of all, the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan" and the "15th Five-Year Plan" layout are the top priority. This year is the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan, and the policy will focus on how to achieve the planning goals with high quality and lay a solid foundation for the 15th Five-Year Plan. Areas such as fiscal policy, scientific and technological innovation, and consumption boost will be the focus, and the development direction and policy direction of these areas will have a profound impact on all walks of life.

Secondly, boosting consumption and expanding domestic demand is an important task of current economic work. The Central Economic Work Conference listed "boosting consumption" as the first of nine key tasks in 2025, and it is expected that the two sessions will further deploy policies such as consumption subsidies and trade-ins, especially consumption support in the fields of home appliances, automobiles, textiles and clothing. This will bring direct market benefits to the textile and garment industry.

The textile industry ushered in multiple favorable policies

Among many hot topics, the textile industry, as an important traditional industry, will usher in multiple favorable policies to promote the transformation and upgrading of the industry and high-quality development.

1. Consumption subsidies and boosting domestic demand

The textile and garment industry will benefit from the policy of boosting consumption. Many places have issued consumer coupons for textile and apparel, and it is expected that the two sessions will further expand the scope of consumer subsidies to stimulate domestic demand. This will directly stimulate market demand and create more sales opportunities for textile enterprises.

2. Green transformation and technological innovation

The two sessions will promote the green transformation of the textile industry and support the research and development and application of energy saving and emission reduction technologies. For example, the green development of the textile industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt will receive policy support to promote regional collaborative innovation. This not only helps enterprises reduce production costs, but also improves the market competitiveness of enterprises and meets consumers' demand for environmentally friendly products.

3. The Belt and Road Initiative and foreign trade opportunities

The foreign trade market of the textile industry will be further expanded, especially the export to the "Belt and Road" countries. In 2024, China's textile exports to the "Belt and Road" countries have accounted for nearly 55%, and it is expected that the two sessions will introduce more support policies to help enterprises explore the international market and enhance the status of China's textile industry in the global industrial chain.

4. Intelligence and digital transformation

Artificial intelligence and digital technology will accelerate the intelligent transformation of the textile industry. For example, Zhejiang Province has solved the problem of high water consumption through digital technology, and more regions will promote similar technology in the future. This will promote the transformation of the textile industry from traditional manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing, improve production efficiency and product quality, and enhance the core competitiveness of enterprises.

5, capacity optimization and reverse internal roll

The policy will promote the optimization of textile industry capacity, control excess capacity, support the central and western regions to undertake industrial transfer, and promote balanced regional development. This will help optimize the layout of the industry, avoid vicious competition, and create a healthier development environment for enterprises.

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