Asian Chemical Fibre Industry Alliance Establishes 15 Years of Cultural Fiber Development

The "Asian Chemical Fibre Industry Alliance" (abbreviated as ACFIF) has been going through 16 years since it was established in 1996 and began its first session in Japan. ACFIF held seven sessions in Japan, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea and Malaysia, and held the "Eighth Meeting" in Taipei for the first time in 2011.

Guo Shaoyi, president of the Asian Chemical Fibre Alliance, recalled that for more than a decade, member states have held regular meetings of the Alliance, communicated with each other frankly and interacted with each other. They have actually reached an agreement to promote good cooperative relations among member states and further promote the Asian chemical fiber industry. The purpose of the alliance is to move forward in the direction of co-existence and common prosperity.

In the 2008 Asian Chemical Fiber Industry Conference, the world was hit by an unprecedented financial crisis. The economic recession and ups and downs and the chemical fiber industry were also unavoidably fluctuating. Fortunately, international governments and industries made concerted efforts, the economy rebounded strongly, and the economy returned to honor. view.

Reviewing the economic development in Asia in recent decades has been of great importance. Per capita GDP has continued to increase. With the world's largest population, the chemical fiber industry in Asia has grown rapidly, overtaking Europe to reach the US, and the output has reached global output. More than 90%, ranking first in the world.

With such a large capacity supply, the Asian chemical fiber industry not only has significant influence in the global textile industry, but also shoulders the responsibility and mission of stabilizing the supply and demand of global fiber.