Recently, at the customs declaration hall of Linyi Customs, Linyi Maoxin International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd. processed import declaration procedures for 1298 tons of imported gold concentrate originating from Tajikistan, marking the first time Linyi has imported gold concentrate. As an advantageous resource in Central Asia, gold mines account for about 8% of the world's total reserves. The local gold concentrate has a high gold content and has always been favored by domestic gold processing enterprises.

This batch of gold concentrates finally arrived in Linyi after entering from Khorgos via the Trans-Eurasia Logistics. According to Lu Tao, the manager of Linyi Maoxin International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd., once this model is implemented, it will further expand the company's product range and assist in the diversified development of the enterprise.

Accurately filling in the Customs declaration is the premise for the customs to correctly classify import and export goods. Whether the Customs declaration is filled in properly or not will seriously affect the efficiency of subsequent customs clearance of goods and the accurate application of tax rates. Wang Yaping, the head of the comprehensive business section of Linyi Customs, said that in order to ensure that enterprises can accurately declare the elements of gold concentrate declaration, Linyi Customs, after receiving the demand for imported gold concentrate from enterprises, sent special personnel to intervene in advance to guide enterprises to prepare for customs declaration and ensure the rapid release of the first batch of imported gold concentrate.

With this successful import experience, we will increase our import efforts and expect to import 15000 tons of gold concentrate this year. Lu Tao said that the successful import of gold concentrate this time has strengthened the confidence and determination of the enterprise to continue developing new products and expanding new markets.

On January 14, 2023, a special train full of gold concentrate produced by Kangqiao Qisb Gold Mine, an investment project of Tibet Huayu Mining in Tajikistan, will transport 50 containers with a total weight of 1304.77 tons and a total value of more than 50 million yuan from Tajikistan to the railway port in Lanzhou New Area, Gansu.

Tajikistan is rich in mineral resources

Tajikistan is located between the Tian Shan and the Hindu Kush, straddling the Paleo Asian tectonic domain and the Tethys tectonic domain. It has experienced complex tectonic evolution and mineralization processes, with complex geological structures and rich mineral resources. At present, more than 50 types of minerals have been discovered, including lead, zinc, bismuth, tungsten, antimony, strontium, precious metals such as gold, silver, tin, oil and gas, halite, boron, coal, fluorite, limestone, colored stone, gemstones, etc. There are over 600 metal and non-metallic deposits to be developed. Its advantageous minerals include gold, silver, lead, zinc, antimony, etc., mainly distributed in the Karamazar region of the central Tianshan Mountains and the Zeravshan region of the southern Tianshan Mountains in northwestern Tajikistan.

According to data from the Tajikistan Geological Bureau, Tajikistan has abundant reserves of gold, silver, lead zinc, antimony, and other minerals, with antimony ore resources ranking second only to China in the world; Silver and lead zinc rank first in the middle Asia; Jin ranks fourth in Central Asia.Editor/Ma Xue