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more than an hour, China’s foreign ministry said in a statement on Friday.</p><h1 id="1ae9">The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement.</h1><p id="2878">The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement.</p><p id="a622">The latter, if successfully concluded, would make China the first major trading partner of Russia to sign such an agreement with Moscow since 2014.</p><p id="efb7">In October last year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for closer economic cooperation between China and Russia during his visit to Moscow. He also proposed that both countries sign a free trade deal by 2020 — an idea that was welcomed by Russian President Vladimir Putin at the time but has since stalled due to differences in opinion over how best it should be implemented.</p><h1 id="22ec">The foreign minister’s trip follows a visit by Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev to Beijing last month.</h1><p id="1e62">The trip follows a visit by Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev to Beijing last month.</p><p id="7dc4">The foreign minister’s trip comes as China and Russia are negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement, according to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. The two countries also plan to launch a join

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t fund for projects in third countries by 2020, it said in a statement on its website on Friday.</p><h1 id="fd54">Wang also met with Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev while in the Russian capital.</h1><p id="846b">Wang also met with Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev while in the Russian capital.</p><p id="491a">The two countries are negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and a free trade agreement, Wang said earlier this month.</p><h1 id="cef8">China’s top diplomat is in Moscow to boost bilateral economic ties</h1><p id="4ffb">Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is in Moscow to boost bilateral economic ties.</p><p id="264b">The visit comes as part of a broader effort to strengthen ties between the two countries, which are working on plans for deeper cooperation in areas such as infrastructure and energy projects on both sides of their border.</p><p id="22f9">Wang will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday before attending a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, who has been foreign minister since 2004.</p><p id="1cb7">Wang’s visit comes as Beijing and Moscow continue to expand their economic ties. The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement, which would strengthen economic cooperation and give Russian companies greater access to China’s market.</p></article></body>

China’s top diplomat meets Putin in Moscow visit

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, during a visit intended to boost bilateral ties.

The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement. The foreign minister’s trip follows a visit by Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev to Beijing last month.

Wang also met with Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev while in the Russian capital.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, during a visit intended to boost bilateral ties.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, during a visit intended to boost bilateral ties.

Wang had a meeting with Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev and discussed issues of mutual concern including Syria and Ukraine, according to Chinese state media reports.

The Chinese foreign minister then held talks with President Putin at his residence outside the Kremlin that lasted for more than an hour, China’s foreign ministry said in a statement on Friday.

The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement.

The latter, if successfully concluded, would make China the first major trading partner of Russia to sign such an agreement with Moscow since 2014.

In October last year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for closer economic cooperation between China and Russia during his visit to Moscow. He also proposed that both countries sign a free trade deal by 2020 — an idea that was welcomed by Russian President Vladimir Putin at the time but has since stalled due to differences in opinion over how best it should be implemented.

The foreign minister’s trip follows a visit by Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev to Beijing last month.

The trip follows a visit by Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev to Beijing last month.

The foreign minister’s trip comes as China and Russia are negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement, according to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. The two countries also plan to launch a joint fund for projects in third countries by 2020, it said in a statement on its website on Friday.

Wang also met with Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev while in the Russian capital.

The two countries are negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and a free trade agreement, Wang said earlier this month.

China’s top diplomat is in Moscow to boost bilateral economic ties

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is in Moscow to boost bilateral economic ties.

The visit comes as part of a broader effort to strengthen ties between the two countries, which are working on plans for deeper cooperation in areas such as infrastructure and energy projects on both sides of their border.

Wang will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday before attending a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, who has been foreign minister since 2004.

Wang’s visit comes as Beijing and Moscow continue to expand their economic ties. The two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral investment treaty and an Sino-Russian free trade agreement, which would strengthen economic cooperation and give Russian companies greater access to China’s market.