Kremlin: Russia-China Relations Span Multiple Dimensions Including Tech and Education
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on Friday that relations between Russia and China are comprehensive, covering humanitarian issues, education, and high technology. He emphasized that the bilateral partnership is strategic and restructured, with trade and economic cooperation consistently exceeding $200 billion. Peskov announced that preparations for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s upcoming visit to China are complete, with dates to be announced soon. The agenda will focus on strengthening bilateral ties and addressing international affairs. Additionally, the Kremlin is closely monitoring the outcomes of US President Donald Trump’s recent three-day state visit to Beijing, noting that dialogue between the world's two largest economies draws global attention. Peskov also briefly addressed Russia's contacts with Cuba, acknowledging the difficult situation there due to an worsening energy crisis exacerbated by US sanctions. This statement highlights Moscow's commitment to deepening its strategic alliance with Beijing while navigating complex geopolitical dynamics involving the United States and other nations.
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