China aims to strengthen relations with Russia through the Prime Minister's visit

Chinese Premier Li Qiang's four-day visit to Russia and Belarus this week is aimed, analysts say, at deepening cooperation between the two countries and strengthening relations between Beijing and Moscow, as their trade relationship shows signs of faltering. Analysts say Beijing hopes through Mr. Li's visit to reassure Moscow that bilateral relations will remain positive, as well as to call on Russia to prevent an escalation of the war on Ukraine, despite the results both sides have achieved on the battlefield in recent days. last. “China wants to assure Russia that the issues in their bilateral economic and trade relations are only logistical issues, while failing to convey the message that Beijing does not want to see an escalation in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.”Asia Policy Institute analyst Philip Ivanov told VOA. Premier Li began his visit to Moscow on Tuesday and will end it on Friday, along with a stop in Belarus. During a meeting with Mr. Li on Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the increased trade relations between China and Russia and said that “bilateral” efforts had “yielded positive results.” “Our countries have developed joint high-level plans and projects in the economic and humanitarian spheres, which will continue over …

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