Sunday, April 29, 2012

China and Russia Further Partnership

Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang met with Russian Prime Minister Vladmir Putin in Moscow over the weekend.


Keqiang stated that Russia and China see completely eye to eye on Syria and North Korea. The two countries have vetoed UN resolutions to increase sanctions against Syria, and are against the use of foreign troops to end the situation there.


They have both condemned an earlier launch by North Korea. But they both urge the rest of the world to remain patient with the defiant country.


He also said that the two countries signed trade agreements totaling at least $15 billion. They include contracts in, "transport, energy, communications, high technology and investment projects".

Earlier this month, the two countries held joint military exercises. The countries are working together to ensure that the world is no longer dominated by the United States.

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