Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Beijing, China, for meetings with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and officials to strengthen economic and political ties. After intense discussions, the two leaders signed a comprehensive document marking 75 years of bilateral relations. Putin expressed satisfaction with the talks, emphasizing collaboration on protecting democracy. They also discussed increasing trade ties, with Russia facing economic sanctions and focusing on commercial relations with China. The visit included various engagements, such as cultural events and a trip to the city of Harbin. Xi Jinping highlighted positive relations with Russia based on shared principles. Both leaders emphasized their cooperation in promoting democracy and international stability. Putin’s visit also included a visit to Tiananmen Square, where he paid tribute to the “People’s Heroes.” The discussions covered global issues, such as the conflicts in Israel and Ukraine, and focused on expanding economic cooperation. Despite concerns in the West about China’s actions, economic ties between China and Russia remain strong, with plans to further enhance their trade relationship. The visit to Harbin will involve announcements regarding economic collaboration between the two countries.
