By signing a joint statement in Beijing, the presidents of China and Russia emphasized the development of a comprehensive partnership and the strengthening of unprecedented strategic cooperation between the two countries. In this historic meeting, which was accompanied by the signing of 20 cooperation documents, especially in the energy sector, the two sides emphasized the need to resist the unipolar structure of Western powers and create a new and multipolar order in the world.
Publish dateWednesday 20 May 2026 - 10:56
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin today (Wednesday, May 20) signed a statement on deepening relations while attending the signing ceremony of joint documents between Russia and China at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
According to Sputnik, representatives of the two sides signed 20 joint documents. Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov announced that Russia and China had reached an agreement on an important issue in the energy sector.
Xi said during the ceremony that this was President Putin's 25th visit to China, which confirmed the "special nature" of China-Russia relations. The Chinese president added that "China and Russia must remain strategic bulwarks."
He described his talks with Putin as profound, friendly and constructive, saying that a new type of international relations and the creation of a multipolar world were discussed at the joint meeting.
According to Sputnik, representatives of the two sides signed 20 joint documents. Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov announced that Russia and China had reached an agreement on an important issue in the energy sector.
Xi said during the ceremony that this was President Putin's 25th visit to China, which confirmed the "special nature" of China-Russia relations. The Chinese president added that "China and Russia must remain strategic bulwarks."
He described his talks with Putin as profound, friendly and constructive, saying that a new type of international relations and the creation of a multipolar world were discussed at the joint meeting.
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