The Chine and the Russia maintain close and long-standing relations, based on a strategic partnership which has intensified over the years. In an international context marked by growing tensions, particularly due to the war in Ukraine, Beijing recently reaffirmed its support for Moscowemphasizing the importance of preserving the national sovereignty and stability of its ally.
This positioning was underlined by Zhang HanhuiChinese ambassador to Russia, in an article published by Sputnik. It expresses Beijing’s firm commitment to supporting Russian efforts aimed at guaranteeing their national security and development. For the Chinethis bilateral relationship goes beyond simple geopolitical considerations, integrating a common vision of history and contemporary challenges. The year 2025, which will mark the 80th anniversary of the Second World War and the founding of the United Nations, represents an opportunity for both nations to reaffirm their unity in the face of global transformations.
This rapprochement is also based on the desire of the two powers to deepen their strategic and economic cooperation. Through the agreements established by their respective leaders, the Chine and the Russia commit to intensifying their trade in mutually beneficial sectors. They thus aim to contribute to global stability while consolidating their influence in international bodies.
Beyond geopolitics, this collaboration highlights their common vision of defending the achievements of the Second World War, particularly in terms of national sovereignty and international order. By working together, Beijing and Moscow hope to promote a fairer global balance and secure their place in a changing international landscape.
In this momentum, the two nations say they are ready to play an active role in meeting the challenges of their time. Strengthening their strategic coordination, expanding their economic cooperation and maintaining a firm position on historical issues are all areas that reflect their common desire to exert influence on the world stage.
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