Connecting New Eurasian Opportunities | FOTIMA GROUP Joins the "Power of Evolution" Central Asia Mission
Recently, Liu Run, founder of Runmi Consulting and renowned business expert, led the corporate overseas delegation Power of Evolution · Quest for Global Insights to Almaty, Kazakhstan, for in-depth exchanges and market research across Central Asia. As a key host and specially invited guest of the mission, FOTIMA GROUP was represented by Lu Yizhen, CEO, who took part in the entire Central Asia trip. Drawing on years of deep-rooted local resources in Central Asia, the Group supported Chinese entrepreneurs to conduct on-site assessments of Central Asia’s business landscape, industrial policies and market opportunities, building an industrial cooperation bridge between China and countries along the Belt and Road Initiative.
Against the backdrop of further advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative and accelerated restructuring of the Eurasian economic landscape, Central Asia stands as a strategic heartland of the Eurasian continent. Blessed with abundant natural resources, a continuously transforming industrial system and increasingly open trade and investment policies, it has emerged as a new growth highland for Chinese enterprises pursuing global layout. Covering two core cities — Tashkent in Uzbekistan and Almaty in Kazakhstan — the Power of Evolution · Quest for Global Insights: Central Asia Leg featured field research focusing on sectors including energy, high-end manufacturing, cross-border e-commerce and consumer markets. The delegation thoroughly unpacked local business logic and explored innovative paths for integration between Chinese and local enterprises.
At the special seminar in Almaty, Liu Run shared an enlightening business insight: involution means repetitive low-level tactics, while migration represents a high-dimensional strategic leap. Amid increasingly fierce competition in the domestic market, proactively exploring overseas blue oceans and creating new growth curves serves as the core path for enterprises to break through development bottlenecks and achieve sustainable evolution.
Lu Yizhen, CEO of FOTIMA GROUP, stated that the Central Asian market acts as a pivotal pivot for Chinese enterprises expanding westward. Accelerated regional integration has unlocked windows of opportunity for local manufacturing, cross-border trade and digital e-commerce. Instead of merely exporting goods, enterprises going global must pursue thorough localized operations. Reliable local partners help break barriers in policy access, distribution channels and supply chains. Rooted in Central Asia over the long term, FOTIMA GROUP empowers Chinese enterprises to achieve stable market entry into Eurasia.
As an international industrial group linking China and the Central Asian market, FOTIMA GROUP maintain
s profound understanding of regional laws, policies, industrial supply-demand dynamics and localized operational practices across Central Asian nations. During this event, the Group delivered hosting support for the seminar. Leveraging its strengths as a local platform, it facilitated face-to-face dialogue between visiting entrepreneurs and local stakeholders, enabling precise matchmaking between high-quality Chinese enterprises and Central Asian markets. Multiple cooperation potentials were explored spanning manufacturing globalization, cross-border trade, energy industrial collaboration and the development of cross-border e-commerce ecosystems.
Crossing the Tianshan Mountains to connect Eurasia. Moving forward, FOTIMA GROUP will continue to anchor its strategic foothold in Central Asia, facilitate two-way trade channels, and empower more Chinese enterprises to venture globally. The Group will further engage in economic and trade cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, collaborate with partners at home and abroad to seize opportunities brought by regional integration, and jointly chart a new course for Chinese enterprises exploring the Eurasian market.
s profound understanding of regional laws, policies, industrial supply-demand dynamics and localized operational practices across Central Asian nations. During this event, the Group delivered hosting support for the seminar. Leveraging its strengths as a local platform, it facilitated face-to-face dialogue between visiting entrepreneurs and local stakeholders, enabling precise matchmaking between high-quality Chinese enterprises and Central Asian markets. Multiple cooperation potentials were explored spanning manufacturing globalization, cross-border trade, energy industrial collaboration and the development of cross-border e-commerce ecosystems.
