China Diversifies Investments in the Eurasian Region in Favor of the Agricultural Sector

According to the EDB, by 2025, the agro-industrial sector in Eurasia will attract increasing attention from Chinese investors. Analysts emphasize that with the rising standard of living in China and Central Asia, there is a growing interest in high-quality food products, making the agricultural sector particularly attractive for investment. Investing in agriculture in neighboring countries is part of China's broader strategy to strengthen food security and diversify supply sources, especially for grains.

Furthermore, the investment attractiveness of the agricultural sector is enhanced by stable domestic demand in Central Asia, increasing real incomes, and the active implementation of government programs aimed at supporting agribusiness. Among other sectors that also attract interest from Chinese investors are manufacturing, transport logistics, and renewable energy. EDB experts note a significant trend: the share of the raw materials sector in the total volume of investments from China continues to decrease. Chinese investors are increasingly choosing industries with high added value and stable long-term demand, viewing this region as a reliable base for food supplies.