00:00The Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China is drawing attention and made a broader
00:03moment of geopolitical realignment and intensified dialogue between Moscow and Beijing.
00:08Our correspondent Bruno Fauci with all the details.
00:14Greetings, comrades. The visit of the Russian President Vladimir Putin to Beijing is entering
00:21its final stage, with his main meeting with President Xi Jinping already concluded.
00:28During the summit, both leaders signed more than 20 bilateral agreements across key areas,
00:37such as energy, transportation, technology, industry and media corporation.
00:44They also issued a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to a multipolar world order
00:53and strengthening coordination within frameworks such as the BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
01:02In addition, China and Russia renewed their treaty of good neighborliness and friendly cooperation,
01:12extending the political foundation of their strategic partnership and reinforcing long-term commitments.
01:21between the both countries. China and Russia currently maintain bilateral trade exceeding
01:32240 billion dollars annually, according to official data. Nearly 9% of the transactions between the two countries
01:43are already conducted in yuan and rubles, their national money, reducing dependence on the United States dollar
01:53in the bilateral trade. Xi Jinping state that China and Russia relations are entering a new starting point,
02:03while Putin described bilateral cooperation as an unprecedented strategic partnership. The visit takes place amid growing
02:14international tensions and geopolitical competition, reinforcing political and economic coordination between Moscow and Beijing.
02:25With this news from here, the capital of China, we go back with you in the studios.
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