“The development of Russian-Chinese relations both in foreign policy and in economics undoubtedly impacts the welfare of our people. This is why we attach such great significance to their promotion,” the prime minister said during the meeting.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with President of the People’s Republic of China Hu Jintao
Vladimir Putin said that his visit to China was “very successful”. The prime minister also praised the overall development of Russian-Chinese relations.
Events for 11 october 2011
“But we have always managed to reach a mutually acceptable compromise solution, which would satisfy both sides. And I’m very pleased that you and I now search for such compromises, that we understand each other, and that we are moving in the right direction,” Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said, while opening the extended Russian-Chinese negotiations.
The latest round of Russian-Chinese talks in Beijing has reaffirmed the truly strategic nature of bilateral relations, Mr Putin told the media, adding that the political dialogue between the two countries continues to advance, the horizons of their cultural exchange are expanding, and economic and regional cooperation is growing stronger.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gives an interview to Xinhua news agency and CCTV’s Channel 1
“We have a clear idea of what needs to be done and how. We are facing up to our challenges, and are openly telling people about what we intend to do in our programmes. This, in my view, is what matters most.”
