Beijing, Moscow sign deals to strengthen cooperation
China DailyChinese Premier Li Qiang shakes hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin during their meeting on Wednesday in Moscow, Russia. SPUTNIK/ALEXEI FILIPPOV/POOL/REUTERS China and Russia signed multiple cooperation documents on Wednesday covering areas such as investment, education, science and technology, and cross-border cargo transportation, as the two neighbors vowed to further tap potential in practical cooperation and bring bilateral ties to new levels. Mishustin spoke highly of the efficient operation of the two countries' intergovernmental cooperation mechanisms, noting that Russia stands ready to work with China in continuously deepening mutual trust, expanding cooperation and closely coordinating in global affairs to better safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. "The holding of the regular meeting itself demonstrated that the China-Russia relationship is a new type of international relations based on mutual respect, mutual trust and cooperation that benefits both sides," Qian said.