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China and Russia Pledge to Expand Bilateral Trade and Digital Cooperation

25 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 22
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Li Qiang and Mikhail Mishustin co-chaired a meeting in St. Petersburg on October 21, 2026. A joint communique stated that China and Russia agreed to continuously promote high-quality bilateral trade. The two sides pledged to strengthen cooperation, optimize the structure of goods, and expand areas such as cross-border e-commerce, the digital economy, and services trade.

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The leaders noted that bilateral trade and economic cooperation have maintained steady growth despite external challenges. The agreement aims to consolidate and expand trade, focusing on improving the quality and level of economic cooperation between the two nations.

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  1. Li Qiang and Mishustin co-chaired a meeting in St. Petersburg.1 source
  2. The leaders co-chaired a meeting and affirmed the importance of the UN-centered international system.1 source

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