Key sectors include energy, agriculture, and digital infrastructure, with a dedicated "Silk Road Economic Belt" zone since 2015.
It features include bilingual (Chinese-Russian) negotiation platforms and a "Green Corridor" for streamlined customs clearance across 18 Eurasian countries.
[3][4] The fair hosts Central Asian folk art exhibitions and halal food expos, reflecting Xinjiang's multicultural identity.
Co-organized by China's Ministry of Commerce and the Xinjiang government, it transitioned to a hybrid (online-offline) format in 2020, integrating blockchain-based contract signing.
Recent editions emphasize renewable energy partnerships, aligning with China's carbon neutrality goals.