Watch for Chinese leaders to meet with Russia to reiterate joint stance against the US-West.

Watch for Chinese leaders to meet with Russia to reiterate joint stance against the US-West. by President Xi may use the opportunity to meet to emphasize their own political influence Meanwhile, President Putin will show Russia’s stance more towards Asia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to leave the country for the first time in more than two years since the outbreak of the coronavirus. In Wuhan in 2019, it is scheduled to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a time when the international community sanctions Russia as an invasion of Ukraine.

Archyde.com detailed President Xi’s travel plans to visit Kazakhstan on Wednesday before attending the China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organization forum. in Samarkand Uzbekistan At the end of the week, President Xi will meet with Russian President Putin.

Until now, both the Russian and Chinese authorities Details of the discussions between the two leaders have not been disclosed. But Xi’s foreign visit was seen as a demonstration of Xi’s confidence. He will be crowned China’s supreme leader for a third term, and his status as China’s supreme leader will be guaranteed at the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China. that will take place on October 16

Political analysts are of the opinion that In his meeting with the Russian leader, Xi may use the opportunity to emphasize his political influence. While President Putin It would show Russia’s stance that leans more towards Asia. Importantly, this meeting It allows both leaders to take their stand against the United States and the West together.

If you look at it, you can see that President Xi and President Putin They had met 38 times as the country’s leader. by the last time The meeting between the two leaders took place in February this year. during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics by President Putin Travel to Beijing on your own This is just weeks before Russia’s 24 February invasion of Ukraine with troops.

in that meeting The two leaders announced a limitless alliance. The declaration will support each other on issues related to Ukraine and Taiwan. and will unite against Western nations And all the time China remains committed to this declaration. It also never condemned Russian military operations in Ukraine.

President Putin It clearly shows that Russia is adopting a policy aimed at building more ties with Asia. After Russia has faced severe economic sanctions from the West in the past. Especially in energy, which is an important export product that generates income for Russia. and Western sanctions on oil and gas from Russia. Causing Russia to turn to Asian buyers

last week President Putin announced that Gazprom, the country’s largest natural gas company, Reached an agreement to export gas to China through Mongolia In the project to transport gas through the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline that can support about 50 billion cubic meters of gas per year. or accounted for about a third of the amount of gas Russia used to export to Europe.

at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Conference in Uzbekistan It was once one of China’s prosperous Silk Roads, and this week will be attended by Russia, China, Pakistan and four Central Asian countries. It is expected to recognize Iran, another US antagonist. to join as a member of this collaborative group as well

In the month of Dec. 2021 Bilateral trade between China and Russia has been revealed to have surpassed $100 billion for the first time in the first three quarters of 2021. both countries

The Chinese president urged the two sides to share common development opportunities. Along with reinforcing bilateral cooperation in energy and control of COVID-19

President Xi said China and Russia should enhance cooperation in new energy fields. along with strengthening cooperation on traditional energy as well as develop cooperation in nuclear and renewable energy.

as well as mentioning the Global Development Initiative that President Xi Presented at the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the plan is a public plan aimed at addressing the challenges facing the world. especially in emerging markets and developing countries. It also urges the United Nations to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.

On Aug. 9, a report from Business Insider said Russia imported $6.7 billion in goods from China in July. equal to a 20% growth compared to the same period last year After Western partners stopped trading with Russia to punish the opening of the attack on Ukraine

The Chinese customs office said that in July, Russia imported Chinese goods at a rate similar to the pre-Russian invasion of Ukraine. In particular, automobile products from manufacturers such as Great Wall Motors and Geely Automobile Holdings have been Russia’s top sellers. Sales of both companies in Russia grew exponentially.