The Kremlin published on its website 22 documents signed during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s official visit to the People’s Republic of China. The signed documents focus on bilateral cooperation, particularly in the fields of energy, space, artificial intelligence, agriculture, inspection and quarantine, healthcare, scientific research, education, and media.
Earlier today, China’s Central Television quoted Chinese President Xi Jinping as saying that “China is ready to enhance high-level communications with Russia, support each other’s development and revival, coordinate positions immediately on issues affecting the core interests and major concerns of both countries, and further promote the development of Sino-Russian relations.”
On its part, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, quoting President Xi Jinping, stated that “China and Russia should establish model cooperation projects and enhance deep integration of their common interests.”
Chinese Central Television reported that “the presidents of the two countries (Russia and China) had an in-depth exchange of views on international and regional issues of common interest.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived yesterday, Monday, in the Chinese capital, Beijing, coming from the Chinese city of Tianjin, where he participated in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit and held a number of bilateral meetings.
