Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that strategic coordination and mutual wisdom between Beijing and Moscow are ushering in a new era for China-Russia relations, characterized by promising and rapid development. He emphasized their commitment to a UN-based international system and a multipolar world order.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Putin in Beijing on May 20th, marking Putin's 25th visit to China. The leaders discussed deepening strategic cooperation, signing a joint statement and multiple bilateral agreements, and attended the opening ceremony of the "China-Russia Education Year." The meeting underscored the high level of China-Russia relations and their commitment to global stability.
Russian President Putin's state visit to China, May 19-20, was highly praised by international society. Leaders discussed bilateral ties and global issues, reaching important consensus. The meeting is seen as charting a course for China-Russia relations and bringing stability to a turbulent world.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, emphasizing their "comprehensive strategic partnership" and opposing "unilateral bullying." The leaders signed agreements on technology, trade, and research, extending a 25-year treaty. Xi warned of a "law of the jungle" world, while Putin highlighted Russia's role as an energy supplier amid Middle East tensions.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, emphasizing their "comprehensive strategic partnership" and calling for an end to "unilateral bullying." The leaders signed agreements on technology, trade, and research, extending a 25-year treaty, and discussed the Middle East crisis.
