Which city in Xinjiang has the most development prospects?

First of all, everyone will immediately think of Urumqi, the capital. Because it is the political center, transportation center, economic center and cultural center of Xinjiang, Urumqi has now surpassed Lanzhou to become the second strongest comprehensive strength in northwest China (Xi 'an is the first). Of course, there is no doubt that Urumqi has its inherent advantages as the most promising city in Xinjiang, and Urumqi is also the first choice for foreign investors to invest in Xinjiang. Now, the development of various undertakings in Urumqi is also leading in Xinjiang. In terms of per capita GDP, Karamay and Korla occupy the first and second positions in Xinjiang, and Urumqi ranks third, but Cook and ku are supported by oil and gas advantages.

The city with the most development potential is Shihezi, with a solid agricultural foundation and backward industry. This is the largest city in the Corps, with a million acres of fertile land and a state-level Shihezi Economic and Technological Development Zone. At present, the industrial zone has settled in large enterprises including Ding Xin International, and Shihezi's acquired advantages in attracting foreign investment have begun to play. Coupled with the advantages of cash crops in Shihezi, I believe that Shihezi will occupy a place in Xinjiang cities.

Changji, the capital of Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture and an important city in Wuchang Economic Zone, is 30 kilometers away from Urumqi and 20 minutes away from an important city in the economic circle (Miquan in the economic circle has been placed under the jurisdiction of the capital in 20 minutes). Changji has a good industrial foundation, with large listed companies such as Tunhe and TBEA, as well as a number of large private enterprise groups such as Yazhong Group and Jiruixiang. The economic importance of Changji is very obvious in the autonomous region.

Karamay, to put it bluntly, is not a city at all, but a very important chess piece under the national strategic layout, and its status is similar to Urumqi. Why is there such a statement? Looking through the recent news, we can find that Karamay is going to build a supercomputer center, but the economic pillar of Karamay is very simple, and this supercomputer center can only be used for oil and geological exploration. However, according to the current oil quantity and geological calculation in Xinjiang, this supercomputer center is obviously overqualified. Therefore, it can be concluded that Karamay will become an important node of China's future energy security, and its tentacles will inevitably extend to Central Asia, the Middle East and even Africa.

The development of Yili needs to make up for historical debts. Due to various factors in the past and inconvenient transportation, Yili has no systematic development and lacks direct talent and technical reserves. So the future development of Yili may be a single trade route.

To put it bluntly, Altay is a suppressed city, because many rare minerals in that land are left to future generations by the state. From any point of view, it is good to develop slowly.

Kuitun and Beitun are inseparable. How much the two cities can achieve and develop in the future depends on the national policy and the re-division of autonomous regions.

Korla in southern Xinjiang will be the outpost of the future and another key link to connect with the mainland. But the only pity is that Korla is also an oil city, and its previous development focus and direction were all on oil. It takes a lot of time and money to change direction now. On the other hand, because it is located in southern Xinjiang, the country has great obstacles in the construction and investment of many key projects, which is why the supercomputer center is located in Karamay, which is only rich but not rich, rather than Korla, which has stronger comprehensive strength.

After so many years of development, Aksu City has invested a lot of manpower and material resources, but it still can't change its lame urban development pattern. Apart from the existence of Kuqa, the biggest root cause of this situation is that Aksu can turn the city into a decent commercial city only by relying on regional taxes even if there are no large and medium-sized enterprises. The most puzzling thing is that today, the development of Aksu City is still in an embarrassing situation of development for development, and there is no clear urban positioning and development positioning, which makes the city lack visibility and competitiveness. For a simple example, the quality of jujube produced in Aksu is second to none in the world, but after so many years of development, such an industry that can be bigger and stronger almost staged a tragedy before.

The future development of Kashgar determines the development of Xinjiang. This country has spent decades overseas. Whether the Iranian oil pipeline and the Pakistani port of Gwadar can create fresh blood for China depends on Kashgar. Kashgar itself actually represents the most essential cultural heritage of Xinjiang. However, due to some well-known reasons, the future of Kashgar is somewhat uncertain. But what is certain is that if the country makes up its mind, Kashgar will definitely surpass Urumqi economically in the future.