A command post of the Air Force in the Western Theater helped the minority people in frontiers get rid of poverty
In the rainy season of Gu Yu, the scorching sun in the desert is already a bit scorching. The machines in the poverty alleviation workshop of Katieqi Village, Tusala Township, Hetian City, Xinjiang, aided by a command post of the Western Air Force, roared. The workers produced doors and windows and other products. Was loaded away.
The head of the workshop, Abulati Aibibu, gladly told reporters that since the official resumption of production on March 2, the turnover has exceeded 300,000 yuan. Now the poverty alleviation workshop is planning to expand the production scale and recruit 15 more people in the village.
"Thanks to the help of the child soldiers, we can resume production as quickly as possible." Abulati Aibibu said that during the outage, the command post officers and soldiers helped them formulate plans for resumption of production, and actively coordinated relevant departments to help them expand their product sales. And also guide them to do the anti-epidemic and disinfection work after resuming work.
During the interview, the reporter learned that the workers in this poverty alleviation workshop are from poor families. The army helped them build a small nursery to solve the problem of unattended children when parents go out to work.
"The industrial foundation is solid, and the steps to get rid of poverty will be stable!" Huang Xuesong, the captain of the designated poverty alleviation task force of the Air Force in the Western Theater, introduced that due to the poor foundation of the local poor villages, the phenomenon of people returning to poverty has happened in the past. To this end, they have in practice explored sustainable development industry support models that help capital, technology, and sales, and help Katiki Village and Siya Village to develop breeding industry, traditional handicraft industry, and courtyard economy.
Taking into account the impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic on villagers' income, the party committee of the political work department of the command post and the party branch of Siya Village jointly studied solutions to advocate that some villagers build their own "small work sheds" to grow vegetables in the courtyard to ensure epidemic prevention safety and self-sufficiency. Self-sufficient. Over the past few days, troops and soldiers have come to the village to help repair and strengthen the "small work shed", weed and water, and provide technical and human support.
Recently, a group of donkeys in Siya Village are about to be sold, and all the households participating in cooperative breeding are very happy. In 2018, the command post raised funds to purchase 200 breeding female donkeys for 200 impoverished families for development of cooperative breeding, which has now earned more than 500,000 yuan. "My family received more than 1,500 yuan in dividends from the farming community last year. This year's donkey is stronger and will definitely be able to sell for a good price!" Villager Aili Awuti said happily.
Walking on a flat asphalt road, the breeze caused waves of waves on the green wheat field, the clear water jumped and rushed in the irrigation canal in all directions, the vines had already climbed to the top of the shelf, the crops in the greenhouse grew happily, and the air was wet The mud is fragrant, it is difficult for reporters to imagine themselves in a small village deep in the desert.
One by one, the command post officers and soldiers have worked hard for nearly 20 years, changing the lives of the poor people bit by bit, forming deep feelings with the local minority people, exploring and summing up the interaction between military and local party organizations and party members. With the experience of "three mutual" activities of helping, learning and promoting each other, two comrades have been awarded as national model individuals for national unity and progress for their outstanding achievements in participating in poverty alleviation.
Li Jianwen