Wuhan is one of China’s key transport and logistics hubs, known as the “crossroads of nine provinces.”
The representative office in Wuhan becomes part of Kazakhstan’s emerging network of presence in China. Today, QazTrade partner offices operate in a number of key cities such as Hefei, Xi’an, Changsha, Nanjing, Tianjin, Chengdu, and Qingdao.
“We are currently structuring our work so that businesses do not just come for negotiations but can operate continuously in the market. This is why such a network across China is needed. QazTrade not only supports companies but also helps them work directly with Chinese partners on the ground. Wuhan is a very important point in this regard. It is a major logistics hub where several high-demand regions converge,” said QazTrade CEO Aitmukhammed Aldazharov.
During the visit to Wuhan, an agreement was also signed between QazTrade and the Chinese company GuanYu International Supply Chain, which specializes in logistics and promotion of foreign products in the Chinese market. The document предусматривает promotion of Kazakhstani products in Central China, organization of B2B meetings, support of negotiations, and facilitation of supplies.
The event was attended by QazTrade Managing Director Ainur Amirbekova, Deputy Head of the Jiangxia District People’s Government Ne Kaitian, Director of the Foreign Affairs Office Fu Jun, Head of the Commerce Department Ge Zenglai, as well as Chairman of the Investment and Technology Group Han Wei and representatives of Chinese companies.
According to QazTrade, trade turnover with Hubei Province, where Wuhan is located, reached $163.6 million in 2025, increasing by 12.1%.