On April 18, the Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture, Han Changfu, met with the visiting European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, and his delegation. Han Changfu spoke positively of the agricultural cooperation between China and the EU in recent years, noting that there is significant potential for agricultural collaboration between China, the EU, and its member states. Commissioner Hogan stated that the EU side will actively work with the Chinese side to design specific projects and implement funding to further promote the in-depth development of EU-China agricultural cooperation.
With the close China-EU economic and trade exchanges, more domestic investors are being attracted to inject capital into Europe. Agricultural real estate investment, as a new form of investment, holds immeasurable potential. With the recent warming of land investment in Europe and the adjustments to investment immigration policies in various European countries, investing in agricultural real estate has become a new trend that serves two purposes at once. Investing in agricultural real estate is not only a beneficial way to preserve private wealth for future generations but also a convenient pathway for the entire family to obtain EU residency.
Worldway Immigration Group has timely launched the Portugal Hundred-Acre Estate project, which is a popular choice for investors to quickly immigrate to Portugal through the Golden Residence Permit program. By investing in Portuguese agricultural real estate, investors can obtain EU residency for their entire family, travel freely across European countries, and enjoy the European lifestyle. At the same time, investing in agricultural real estate is a method of international asset allocation, allowing for the perfect combination of immigration investment and global asset diversification.
