FEDC presented the International Advanced Development Area (IADA) to Chinese chip and laser manufacturers

A delegation of potential investors from China's northern and southern provinces paid an official visit to the Amur Region. The visit was organized by the FEDC “Amurskaya” (a subsidiary of the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation) and the regional government. The executives of ten high-tech companies—manufacturers of elevators, semiconductors, chips, laser equipment, and medical devices—were introduced to the investment potential of the International Advanced Development Area (IADA).

"The delegation visited the area adjacent to the Blagoveshchensk-Heihe International Bridge, the “Kanikurgan” customs and logistics terminal, established within the “Amurskaya” ASEZ, and the promising “Rovnoye” investment site within the “Amurskaya” ASEZ. Construction of the first phase of infrastructure is proceeding at an accelerated pace at the site, and an International Priority Development Area is being established there," said Irina Volkova, Director of the FEDC “Amurskaya”.

The parties discussed the prospects for locating high-tech production facilities of Chinese companies using the new preferential regime of the International Advanced Development Area (IADA).

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