The implementation of the “Belt and Road” initiative has already seen initial effects. It will bring important opportunities to the phosphorus chemical industry, promote the technological upgrading and product upgrade of phosphorus chemical products, and use the Silk Road to open up the export market of phosphorus products.

An important transit station of the ancient Silk Road in Xinjiang, adjacent to Central Asia, is the main carrier for industrial cooperation between China and Central Asia. From the 1990s to the present, the trade volume between Xinjiang and Central Asia has grown from scratch, from ups and downs to stable and rapid growth, and the economic and trade cooperation between the two sides has become increasingly close. Relying on its geographical and resource advantages, the central government proposed that Xinjiang be built into the core area of ​​the "Silk Road Economic Belt".

Technological improvement and product upgrade of thorium phosphate chemical products

At present, China's phosphorus chemical industry has excess capacity and domestic demand is saturated. China controls the export of scarce resources for phosphate rock exports. Low-value-added products are lower than international prices, and margins are small. Enterprises seek technological innovation, better research and development efficiency, and high value-added products to achieve product upgrades and enhance their own competitiveness.

The implementation of the "Belt and Road" strategy has promoted the development of cooperation between China and Asia, Europe and Africa. It connects the Silk Road Economic Belt to the north and the Maritime Silk Road to the south. It has rich phosphate mineral resources.

Explore the export market of phosphorus products

China's phosphate fertilizer industry has grown rapidly, and it has gradually transformed from a country that imports phosphate fertilizers to a net exporter. Broadening product exports is a necessary choice. The “Belt and Road” can link provinces in western China with markets in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and West Asia, and can extend to Europe. Central Asia, with agriculture as its traditional leading industry, Southeast Asia, which has a good phosphate fertilizer market, and South Asia, where India imports a large amount of diammonium, are all areas covered by the Belt and Road Initiative. This provides a favorable way to increase the export of phosphate fertilizer products and strategically open up a larger phosphate fertilizer market.