中亚进出口总值历史上首次突破1000亿美元

Core Insights - The China-Central Asia trade cooperation has achieved significant growth, with total trade reaching $106.3 billion in 2025, marking a 12% year-on-year increase, which is 6 percentage points higher than the previous year [1] - China has become the largest trading partner for Central Asian countries, with the region's share in China's foreign trade increasing [1] - The structure of goods traded has improved, with exports to Central Asia amounting to $71.2 billion (up 11%) and imports from the region totaling $35.1 billion (up 14%) [1] Trade Growth - The total trade value between China and Central Asia has surpassed $100 billion for the first time, maintaining positive growth for five consecutive years [1] - The growth in exports is driven by strong demand for machinery, high-tech products, and an expanding market share for "new three samples" products [1] - The variety of non-resource products imported from Central Asia, including chemicals, steel, and agricultural products, has further diversified [1] New Business Models - The cross-border e-commerce between China and Central Asia has seen rapid growth, supported by ongoing logistics infrastructure development and comprehensive cross-border payment cooperation [1] - The establishment of the China-Central Asia trade cooperation platform in Nanjing signifies a commitment to enhancing trade efficiency, with "Silk Road e-commerce" serving as a vital link [1] Investment and Trade Integration - High-quality cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative is deepening, with major projects in connectivity, equipment manufacturing, green minerals, and modern agriculture accelerating [1] - These initiatives are effectively driving exports to Central Asia and supporting the industrial upgrading and economic revitalization of Central Asian countries [1] Future Directions - The Ministry of Commerce plans to implement the key outcomes of the China-Central Asia Summit, focusing on enhancing the quality and efficiency of economic and trade cooperation, optimizing trade structures, and fostering new business models [2] - There is an emphasis on promoting integrated development of trade and investment, as well as establishing higher-level institutional arrangements to enrich the economic connotation of the China-Central Asia community of shared destiny [2]