China Eurasia Commodity Trade Expo 2025

China Eurasia Commodity Trade Expo will be held from June 26 to June 30, 2025, at the Xinjiang International Convention and Exhibition Center across 100,000 sqm in 15 exhibition halls. The expo spans investment cooperation, international trade, and key industries including energy, digital tech, textiles, and food. With participation from over 1,200 exhibitors and more than 60,000 visitors, it showcases products from 19 countries such as Serbia, Turkey, Iran, and Vietnam. Organized by the Secretariat of the China-Eurasia Expo, the event aims to deepen Eurasian collaboration under the Belt and Road framework. Highlighted products include Rakija brandy, Tesla wine, and regional specialties, offering new access to Central Asian and Chinese markets.

Range of Exhibition

• Investment & Cooperation Pavilion:
  Government cooperation zones, provincial pavilions, Hong Kong–Macao–Taiwan exhibits, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps exhibits, Free Trade Zone showcases.
• International Pavilion:
  Guest country national pavilions, Belt and Road partner country halls, featured country-specific product zones.
• Energy Industry Zone:
  Oil and gas processing, coal and green mining, new energy tech, photovoltaic and wind power equipment, new materials.
• Equipment Manufacturing Zone:
  Construction machinery, agricultural machinery, special vehicles, power generation and energy equipment.
• Textile & Apparel Zone:
  Cotton, yarn, fabrics, ready-to-wear clothing, full textile supply chain.
• Digital Technology Zone:
  Smart manufacturing, industrial automation, robotics, digital and next-gen IT products.
• Agricultural & Food Products Zone:
  Grain and oil, organic fruits and vegetables, dairy, livestock, deep-processed agri-products, packaged food.
• Culture & Tourism Zone:
  Tourism services, snow sports equipment, cultural tourism products, regional crafts and experiences.

Target Audience

Importers, exporters, distributors, government procurement officers, retail buyers, investment agencies, infrastructure developers, industry association leaders, B2B service providers, commodity traders