In 2025, the amount between China and Russia is expected to reach 300 billion US dollars, and Russia will become China's sixth largest partner this year. This news has attracted widespread attention, and it has also allowed us to see the huge potential and prospects for cooperation between China and Russia in the economic and trade fields.
First of all, from a historical point of view, China and Russia have always had close ties in the economic and trade fields. Since the time of the Soviet Union, there has been an increase in the number of contacts between the two countries. With the passage of time, the cooperation between China and Russia in the economic, political, cultural and other fields has been deepened, laying a solid foundation for the long-term development of bilateral relations.
Second, from a practical point of view, China and Russia have a broad space for cooperation in the economic and trade fields. Russia is rich in energy, mineral and agricultural resources, and our country is one of the world's largest manufacturing countries and consumer markets. Cooperation between the two countries in the fields of energy, agriculture, manufacturing, science and technology is highly complementary and mutually beneficial, and can bring tangible economic benefits to the two countries.
In addition, China and Russia have also made significant progress in facilitation. The two sides have strengthened cooperation in the fields of customs, inspection and quarantine, and transportation, and improved the level of facilitation. At the same time, the two countries are also actively promoting cooperation in emerging fields such as e-commerce and services, providing more cooperation opportunities and broader market space for enterprises of the two countries.
Of course, China and Russia are also facing some challenges and problems in the economic and trade fields. For example, problems such as the unreasonable structure and imbalance between the two countries still exist. At the same time, the two sides also need to strengthen mutual trust and communication, and resolve some issues left over from history and the impact of geopolitical risks on economic and trade cooperation.
In order to further strengthen cooperation between China and Russia in the economic and trade fields, the two sides can take the following measures:
The first is to strengthen policy communication. The two sides should strengthen high-level exchange visits and economic and trade consultations, strengthen communication on major issues in economic and trade cooperation, jointly formulate cooperation plans and policy measures, and promote new progress in cooperation.
The second is to deepen investment cooperation. The two sides should actively promote the optimization and balanced development of the first structure, expand the scale of high value-added products and services, strengthen two-way investment cooperation, and promote the quality and upgrading of industrial cooperation.
The third is to strengthen infrastructure connectivity. The two sides should strengthen cooperation in the fields of transportation, energy, telecommunications and other infrastructure, promote substantial progress in the construction of the economic corridor between the two countries, and promote the facilitation of personnel exchanges and customs clearance of goods between the two countries.
Fourth, promote innovation and cooperation. The two sides should strengthen cooperation in the fields of science and technology, education and culture, encourage enterprises to strengthen innovation cooperation and technological exchanges, and promote high-quality economic development of the two countries.
In short, China and Russia have broad prospects for cooperation and great potential for development in the economic and trade fields. It is believed that the economic and trade relations between China and Russia will usher in a better future by strengthening policy communication, deepening investment cooperation, strengthening infrastructure connectivity and promoting innovation cooperation. By 2025, the goal of reaching $300 billion in China and Russia is completely achievable. This will not only bring tangible economic benefits to the two countries, but will also make a positive contribution to the stability and development of the world economy.